Three kilometres away from Podgorica, in a valley at the confluence of the rivers Moraca and Zeta, the ruins of the ancient town of Duklja are located. …
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Jun 2, 2023
A deserted place without due maintenance. But it's still worth visiting in good weather. Because it's very acient history. And it's close to Podgorica - just about 10-15 mins from the city center by …Full review by realss18
Jun 17, 2021
After Forum Romano this place does not impress a lot, but still if you are a history fan visit Duklija ruins to learn a bit more about Montenegro.Full review by andreagM8965EN
Mar 4, 2021
I still haven't figured out the spelling for this! It's Duklja in Google maps, but Doclea when I am doing all of my research. So let's go with the latter. Doclea was an ancient Illyrian, Roman and By…Full review by WITYTRAVELS
Does one just walk around the ruins? Are there any signs explaining what is there? Are any of the ruins recognizable as structures, or just loose stones strewn about? How much is a taxi from central Podgorica? Thanks!
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It's just a walk around the ruins. Some structures are (barely) recognizable. A one way taxi would be around 2-3 Euros, but it might be hard to find one for the way back. If you have a …
It's just a walk around the ruins. Some structures are (barely) recognizable. A one way taxi would be around 2-3 Euros, but it might be hard to find one for the way back. If you have a mobile, you can call one, of course:-) You can also walk back via the railway bridge. That would take about 40 minutes to downtown. If you are there on a hot summer day: there are a couple of nice spots to jump into the river just south-east of the railway bridge.
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