Is This Europe's Most UNIQUE Capital City? 🇲🇪

[@tom210493]

Nice to see you exploring places outside of the tourist areas. Granted that in Podgorica you might not have had much choice, but still it feels like you travel slightly differently to most KZbinrs/instagram channels. And while I understand it's worth pointing out to people that a city is or isn't cheap - and I don't think you did anything wrong - but it's important for all to realise that while somewhere might be cheap and accessible to westerners, that might not be the experience of locals when you look at local income. Cool video, and great to see your approach to tourism. Thanks 🙂

[@TeamMcGrath]

That's a very good take on the cost side of things, I never really looked it at like that before but that is a very good point. Thank you for watching, we are definitely trying to show all sides of the places we visit so are very happy someone appreciates that too 🙂

[@djekna]

You're probably not used to paying cash anymore but that would be one of the reasons why I love Montenegro. The less cards, the better. Btw, that Konoba Lanterna you glanced over, is one of or maybe the oldest house in Podgorica. As for Red Cafe... The famous place for the highschoolers from across the road.

[@TeamMcGrath]

No way, we went to Konoba Lanterna for traditional food, it's our next video in fact! 🙂 The further we went into Podgorica the more we found places which accepted card, the big shopping center was a good example and I covered that in a later video too. All in all I loved Podgorica and am hoping to go back with family to share just how beautiful the country is 🙂❤️🇲🇪

[@freeman4899]

It is probably called Chernogoria

[@TeamMcGrath]

Ahh yes, having checked I think Crnogorski is actually the word for Montenegrin, thanks for the info and watching a commenting too 🙂

[@bofelden8433]

Wow, this place gives the impression of being totally dead. For a city of almost 200 thousand it looks like a ghost town or should I say village.

[@TeamMcGrath]

We was out pretty early to be fair, I think this would have been about 7:30/8:00am roughly so everyone was probably indoors still haha. Keep an eye out on our later videos where we dive into some of the more commercial district's where it's a little more busier as it's later on in the day. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment too 🙂❤️