Pljevlja, Administrative center in northern Montenegro
Pljevlja is a city in northern Montenegro that sits along the Ćehotina River at an elevation of 770 meters in a mountain setting. The urban area functions as a regional administrative hub with a thermal power plant as a notable landmark in the industrial landscape.
The city has roots reaching back to the 6th century with Roman archaeological sites, including Municipium S, found in the surrounding area. These remains show that this location was an important settlement during ancient times.
The Heritage Museum holds collections of regional objects and stone tools that show how people lived in this area long ago. When you walk through, you get a sense of the everyday life that existed here in ancient times.
The city is easily reached by regular bus services connecting to other destinations across Montenegro. When exploring, keep in mind that the mountain location means some routes may be steep, so sturdy footwear is advisable.
Local farmers in the surrounding region produce a traditional cheese called Pljevaljski sir using methods passed down through generations. This cheese production remains an important part of the farming traditions in the mountainous area.
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