Rating
4.9/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Dejan Prvulovic (15 months ago)
The church of Santa Maria in Punta is very old. According to tradition, it dates back to 860, when it was founded by the Benedictines. It has changed its appearance over the centuries. It is a very small church and today it serves as an exhibition space.
The church of Santa Maria in Punta is very old. According to tradition, it dates back to 860, when it was founded by the Benedictines. It has changed its appearance over the centuries. It is a very small church and today it serves as an exhibition space.
Vahe Avetikyan (2 years ago)
Nothing special
Nothing special
Лав Григоров (2 years ago)
I give 5 stars for the church and 0 for the "art" exhibition in it. They put a picture of two naked women in the altar of the church! How are you not ashamed? Is nothing sacred to you? Nude art has its place, but definitely not in a church The Church is sacred. No church deserves this, Catholic, Orthodox or any other.
I give 5 stars for the church and 0 for the "art" exhibition in it. They put a picture of two naked women in the altar of the church! How are you not ashamed? Is nothing sacred to you? Nude art has its place, but definitely not in a church The Church is sacred. No church deserves this, Catholic, Orthodox or any other.
faruk şahin (2 years ago)
Nice beach ?️
Nice beach ?️
Dim Dimych (2 years ago)
The Church of St. Mary "on the Cape" (Santa Maria in Punta) is located inside the city walls, in the most advanced southwestern part, facing the sea, which explains its name. It was built in accordance with the configuration of the terrain in a north-south direction. The church was built in 840. At first it belonged to the Benedictine order, then, before the French came to power, to the Franciscans. The oldest school in Budva operated in the Benedictine monastery. The temple was reconstructed several times and lost its original appearance. Many old graves were discovered in the church. It once housed an archaeological collection of objects found in the Budva necropolis, and recently the church space has been used for art exhibitions and classical music concerts.
The Church of St. Mary "on the Cape" (Santa Maria in Punta) is located inside the city walls, in the most advanced southwestern part, facing the sea, which explains its name. It was built in accordance with the configuration of the terrain in a north-south direction. The church was built in 840. At first it belonged to the Benedictine order, then, before the French came to power, to the Franciscans. The oldest school in Budva operated in the Benedictine monastery. The temple was reconstructed several times and lost its original appearance. Many old graves were discovered in the church. It once housed an archaeological collection of objects found in the Budva necropolis, and recently the church space has been used for art exhibitions and classical music concerts.
