Nestled along the shores of the magnificent Bay of Kotor, Kotor is a city that for centuries has stood as a center of maritime life, culture, and art on the eastern Adriatic coast.
Its history reaches back to antiquity, when the Romans founded the settlement of Acruvium on this very spot.
During the Middle Ages, Kotor grew into an important trading hub, renowned for its sailors, merchants, and craftsmen whose knowledge and skill left an indelible mark on both stone and sea.
Under the rule of the Venetian Republic, Kotor experienced its golden age. Many of the palaces, churches, and fortifications that still dominate the city today date from this period. The city walls, stretching nearly 4.5 kilometers and climbing the slopes of Mount San Giovanni, stand as a testament to centuries of struggle, resilience, and perseverance.
Today, these same walls—together with the Old Town—are protected by UNESCO and represent one of the most beautiful urban ensembles in the Mediterranean.
A City of Soul, Not Just Monuments
Kotor is not merely a city of landmarks — it is a city of soul. Walking through its narrow streets, filled with the scent of the sea and ancient stone, feels like a return to another time. Squares, bell towers, and stone palaces tell the story of a city that has always lived between sea and mountains, between tradition and new beginnings.
Kerber-Graz 1860 – A Living Part of History
In the very heart of Kotor, among stone-paved streets and walls that have witnessed centuries, stands Hotel Kerber-Graz 1860 — a place where history meets the elegance of the modern age.
The hotel carries the spirit of times past while offering all the comforts of contemporary living. Housed in a building whose foundations date back to the 19th century, Kerber-Graz 1860 preserves its deep connection to Kotor’s rich cultural heritage, while providing guests with luxury, tranquility, and an authentic Old Town experience.
Each room radiates warmth and carefully selected details, while the windows open onto stone streets that still whisper stories of the ancient city. Here, past and present come together in perfect harmony — through architecture, atmosphere, and a tradition of hospitality that has endured for over 165 years.
Experience Kotor in Every Season
Kotor is a city that never truly sleeps, yet always knows how to offer peace.
With more than 240 sunny days a year, it provides an ideal climate for travelers in every season. In summer, the streets resonate with the sounds of the sea, while in winter Kotor becomes quieter and more romantic, illuminated by the soft glow of old lanterns.
Whether you visit for history, culture, or relaxation, Kerber-Graz 1860 is your starting point — a place where every season reveals its own unique charm.
