Montenegro – Montenegro's capital is Podgorica

(Pronounced mon-tuh-neg-roh and pawd-gaw-reet-sah)

To remember the capital of Montenegro, use the following mnemonic:

She had a monster ego (Montenegro) considering she was a podgy gorilla eating pizza (Podgorica).

Interesting facts about Podgorica:

- Clock Tower: Podgorica features the iconic Sahat Kula, a rare 17th-century Ottoman clock tower that famously survived the devastating bombings of World War II and stands as one of the city’s few remaining historical landmarks.

- Stara Varoš: The historic old town preserves the atmosphere of the Ottoman period with narrow, winding streets, traditional houses, and ancient mosques, offering a distinct cultural contrast to the modern parts of the city.

- Millennium Bridge: The capital is spanned by the striking Millennium Bridge, a modern cable-stayed bridge over the Morača River that has become a prominent symbol of the city’s contemporary growth and engineering.