Njegusi

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The village of Njegusi.




Njeguši is a village in southern Montenegro, within Cetinje municipality. It is located on the slopes of Mount Lovćen, within Lovćen national park at 1,111 meter above sea level. This village is best known as birthplace of Montenegro’s royal dynasty of Petrović, which ruled Montenegro from 1696 to 1918, as well as everyday office supreme temporal power in Montenegro, Gubernadur, from one of the oldest families in Njeguši-Radonjić, which ruled from Montenegro, first to the Supreme serdar Stano of 1520 and even earlier (the days of the family Crnojevic), as of a later gubernadurs from 1756 to 1832. The village is also significant for its well-preserved traditional folk architecture.

Njeguški sir and Njeguški pršut, local forms of cheese and prosciutto respectively, made solely in area around Njeguši, are genuine contributions to Montenegrin cuisine.

“I want to tell you something about Lovcen, about a beautiful Montenegrin hill. The first thing that emerges in front of you, that is it; the first spoken Montenegrin word is its name; the first step on the Montenegrin soil is the stone of the Lovcen mountain. Wherever you go, you can see it; it is a polar star for Montenegrins.”

Name Njeguši as well as the tribe of the oldest times is referred to only name Njeguši. And today in the Njeguši and all over the Old Montenegro and all the surrounding areas of the tribe heard the name Njeguši. It is therefore the right, old and preserved to the present name. Ilija Ruvarac says that the tribe Njeguši called by the name founder Njeguši called that name is already in a Latin document the 1000th ” as Negusius Podcupica. Houses where Petar Petrovic II Njegos (in halmet Herakovici) and last ruler of Kingdom of Montenegro Nikola I Petrovic were born, are museums today. When coming from Njegusi to Krstac pass and continuing upwards to hills around Krstac, or downhill by the road to Kotor, you can experience wonderful views on Boka kotorska bay, Orjen mountain and many serpentine’s of KotorCetinje road.

Accommodation in Njeguši

  • BNB Njeguska sijela – BNB Njeguska sijela is situated in Njeguši and has a garden and a terrace. This 3-star bed and breakfast offers valet parking and free WiFi. Guests can make use of a bar. At the bed and breakfast, each room comes with a wardrobe and a flat-screen TV. Rooms come complete with a private bathroom fitted with a bath or shower and free toiletries, while some rooms at BNB Njeguska sijela also feature a seating area. The daily breakfast offers continental and vegetarian options.
  • Location – Njeguši.
  • Facilities : Free Wi-Fi, Free parking, Terrace, Garden, Restaurant With Dining Menu, Bar, Car rental, Airport Shuttle (additional charge), Baggage storage, Wake-up service, Ironing facilities.
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  • Ethno village St George – Located in Njeguši, Ethno village St. George features accommodations with free WiFi and access to a garden with a children’s playground.  Some of the units feature a kitchenette. All units have a living room with dining area and a TV. A à la carte breakfast is available each morning at the property. The restaurant at the apartment serves local cuisine. Ethno village St. George offers a terrace.
  • Location – Njeguši.
  • Facilities : Free Wi-Fi, Free parking, Terrace, Garden, Restaurant With Dining Menu, Bar, BBQ facilities, Baggage storage, Ticket service, Pets allowed, Laundry, Gift shop, Room service, Sun deck.
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  • Kovacevic Guesthouse – Montenegrin national house with original stone and wood enterier. House is equipped for comfort stay of 4 persons. House is situated in a very peaceful area. In the close vicinity are hiking paths that lead to and from Lovcen mountain tops.
  • Location – Njeguši.
  • Facilities : Free Wi-Fi, Free parking, Terrace, Garden, Indoor fireplace, Washer, Kitchen.
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The village of Njegusi.

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