The King Nikola's palace in Niksic
The King Nikola I Palace in Niksic is one of the most beautiful residences, which were built by the Petrović-Njegoš family during their rule in Montenegro. The palace is located in the center of Niksic near town park and not far away from the Monastery of Vasilije Ostroški. Today, town culture center is located in the former King residence. It includes register office, library and local history museum with complex historical display dedicated to Niksic town council.
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