Europe’s next 'it' spot: Tiny Montenegro
                   
msn.com     May 2, 2008            

Now that Croatia's popularity has sent prices skyrocketing, in-the-know travelers are heading next door to Europe's newest country: tiny but beautiful Montenegro. With its medieval cities on the Adriatic coast, pristine mountain villages, splendid scenery, great food, and ancient monasteries,... [read full story]                

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lonestartimes.com     5 mins ago          

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vindy.com     2 hrs ago          

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upi.com     7 hrs ago   53 related          

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