Main landmarks in Herceg Novi:

• Old town: a maze of narrow streets, stone staircases, and charming squares that reflect centuries of Venetian, Ottoman, and Austro-Hungarian influence;
• The Clock Tower (Torah): located on the main town square, Nikola Djurkovic Square, on the site of the western front gate, heraldic sign of Herceg Novi;

• The square Nikola Djurkovic: the main square with Clock Tower (Torah) from the 17th century, the heraldic sign of the town;
• The square Belavista (Nice View): the small, stone-paved square with the beautiful Orthodox Church of St. Archangel Michael, surrounded by historical old stone buildings of institutions, including the building of the Archive, Libraries, Radio Stations, Art Galleries, cafes and private houses; 
• The square Mico Pavlovic, or the popular Music Square is square with the Parish Catholic Church of St. Jeronim and the public institutions of the Music School, the Basic Court and the Prosecutor’s Office;

• Ivo Andric house: Memorial house of the writer Ivo Andric, our Nobel laureate, who lived and worked there;

• The Skver: some kind of informal central place in Herceg Novi. There is the town port and dock with a breath-taking view at the entrance to the bay and the town;
• Herceg Novi Promenade (Pet Danica Walkway): 7 km coastal path perfect for strolling along the sea;
• The fortress Forte Mare: located on the seaside, built in the period between 14th and 19th century,  and in 1952 adapted to the summer cinema, offering panoramic views of the sea;
• The fortress Kanli Kula: located at the northernmost point of the old town, built 16th century and restored in 1960 and renovated into a summer stage, one of the most beautiful on the Adriatic;
• The fortress Spanjola: located on the northwest side of the town, on the Bayer hill, built in the 16th century, with sweeping views of the bay.