
The mural room
Charcoal and gold palms in tall arches, and cane-backed chairs made for a long dinner.
Some places you only pass through.
Others welcome you as one of their own.
Luča · Montenegrin national cuisine on Piazza Luštica, Luštica Bay

Where the mountains come straight down to the sea.
From the summit of Lovćen, Njegoš watches over it all.
Lovćen, with Njegoš’s mausoleum on the summit
The Bay of Kotor

A bay folded deep into the mountains.
Its towns were built by sea captains, and the sea still sets the pace of the day.
Kotor and the bay, from the city walls

Stone palaces, bell towers, and boats tied up at the door. The bay has always lived from the sea.
Perast, from the west
At the mouth of the bay lies the quiet peninsula.
Olive groves, stone villages, and the open Adriatic on the horizon.


The sun goes down behind Luštica.
In Radovići, the lights come on.
The bay at sunset, from Gornja Lastva


As evening falls, a lamp is lit on every table.
Luča: a ray of light, as in Njegoš’s Luča mikrokozma. Here, the glow of the hearth and the long evening around it.

Charcoal and gold palms in tall arches, and cane-backed chairs made for a long dinner.

Luštica stone, copper lamps and olive trees, with homemade prosciutto and Njeguši cheese.

Leather banquettes under a chandelier of dried pampas, framed by a stone arch.

Wines and spirits on backlit shelves, from Montenegro and far beyond.
Montenegrin cooking from the sea and the mountains: fish from the bay, Njeguši and Luštica cheeses, octopus and meat slow-cooked under the sač.


A lamp on every table, a glass of Vranac, and music on the terrace.





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