02 Vodic za planinare i bicikliste LOVCEN Nacionalni park - Crna Gora - SRPSKI - SERBIAN
LOVCEN
1. Eddition, 2008
38 Pages
Many Hiking & Biking maps (1:50 000 / 1: 75 000)
Languages:SERBIAN / SRPSKI / MONTENEGRIAN
The Guide contains:
1. Hiking & Biking Information for Lovcen national park
3. Usefull information
The following Mountains are represented in this guide:
(Important for your trip plan!)
LOVCEN
In our shop you can find this guide in Serbian, German, English and French language.
Information about the Mountains:
The National Park encompasses the central and the highest part of
Lovćen mountain massif and covers an area of 62.20 km². It was
proclaimed a national park in 1952. Besides Lovćen's natural beauties,
the national park was established to protect rich historical, cultural
and architectural heritage of the area.
Lovćen's area abounds in numerous elements of national construction.
The old houses and village guvna are authentic as well as the cottages
in katuns – summer settlements of cattlebreeders. A particular
architectural relic worth mentioning is Lovćen's serpentine road winding
uphill from Kotor to the village of Njeguši, where the birth house of
Montenegrin royal family of Petrović is situated.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lov%C4%87en
Source: Wikipedia.com
No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information!
75 000)
Languages:GERMAN
The Guide contains:
1. Hiking & Biking Information for Lovcen national park
3. Usefull information
The following Mountains are represented in this guide:
(Important for your trip plan!)
LOVCEN
In our shop you can find this guide in Serbian, German, English and French language.
Information about the Mountains:
The National Park encompasses the central and the highest part of
Lovćen mountain massif and covers an area of 62.20 km². It was
proclaimed a national park in 1952. Besides Lovćen's natural beauties,
the national park was established to protect rich historical, cultural
and architectural heritage of the area.
Lovćen's area abounds in numerous elements of national construction.
The old houses and village guvna are authentic as well as the cottages
in katuns – summer settlements of cattlebreeders. A particular
architectural relic worth mentioning is Lovćen's serpentine road winding
uphill from Kotor to the village of Njeguši, where the birth house of
Montenegrin royal family of Petrović is situated.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lov%C4%87en
Source: Wikipedia.com
No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information!
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