Cats Museum Kotor
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A whimsical little museum in “Cat Town” Kotor, displaying vintage postcards, stamps and advertising prints from around the world featuring cats.
Kotor is famous for its many stray cats and is known as the “City of Cats.” The Cats Museum in the Old Town holds thousands of postcards, stamps, prints, advertising posters and books related to cats, most of them dating from the 19th and 20th centuries and largely from Europe. Admission is about 1 to 2 euros, and proceeds go toward rescuing local stray cats. A small cat-themed souvenir shop is located next to the museum. The exhibition space is compact and can be seen in about 20 minutes, making it an easy stop for cat lovers. It pairs well with petting the cats around the Old Town.
Opening hours
About 10:00–18:00 (extended in summer)
Nearby sights
- Kotor Old Town
- Church of St. Luke, Kotor
- Church of St. Nicholas, Kotor
- Maritime Museum of Montenegro
- Cathedral of Saint Tryphon
- Church of Our Lady of Remedy
- St. John's Fortress & City Walls
- Kotor Serpentine Viewpoint