Aug 13 - Head into old town to finish having a look around. First stop is the Cat Museum. No live cats here, unfortunately, but hundreds of pictures, photos, paintings, and woodcuts of cats through the ages. At any rate, there are many cats laying around everywhere in this town, more than I remember seeing in BiH or Croatia. The city park is host to a tribe of cats, for which have been installed boxes for them to sleep, and bowls of food. The museum description is correct when it states that Kotor is the ideal city for such a collection of cat paraphernalia, given how popular live cats are.
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Just east of the old city, right next to the Idea Supermarket, are the remains of a Franciscan Monastery. Apparently this was built over a Roman settlement, but the site is appears to be abandoned as an archaeological site and it is difficult to see which of the foundations is Roman.
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