From Berat I went to Ulcinj, just to get my — probably — last day of beach for this summer.
I didn’t want to change my Lek while in Berat, because I wanted to do that just before the border. Unfortunately, I arrived in Shkodër on a Saturday afternoon with the banks closed. On the border there was no change office, neither, and I didn’t want to spend too much time in Montenegro waiting until Monday to change in a bank.
My hope was that I could change in Podgorica, the capital, but once there I sadly discovered that you can’t stay there for less than 50 Euros. It was obviously not worth it ((My Lek are more or less worth 60 Euros.)), so I took a bus to Beograd.
I was really surprised by this beautiful city (see photos) with a long story, but while staying in a hostel there, I realised it was time to go home.
One response to “Where the Sava meets the Danube”
Dove Sava al Danubio s’accompagna…
Vuoi mettere la musicalità della bella lingua italica?
Non c’è confronto!