Podgorica
Podgorica is the capital city of Montenegro. Its rivers and bridges include the modern Millennium Bridge over the Morača River, and the stone bridge spanning the Ribnica River. The centuries-old Clock Tower, built by the Turks, dominates the old town. In the Zeta-Skadar valley south of the city, Lake Skadar National Park is home to medieval monasteries, beaches, and birds like the Dalmatian pelican. ― Google
People born in Podgorica (First 40 people) - Page 5
Nikola Čelebić
Montenegrin football player
Dejan Raičković
Association football manager
Nikola Dabanović
Montenegrin referee
Aleksandra Subotić
Stefan Milić
Montenegrin footballer
Miroje Jovanović
Montenegrin football player
Stefan Vukčević
Football player
Darko Šuškavčević
Football player
Lazar Radović
Footballer
Igor Đaletić
Montenegrin basketball coach
Lazar Đokić
Montenegrin football player
Đorđe Radulović
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro
Dušan Bakić
Montenegrin football player
Olivera Injac
Miroslav Vujadinović
Montenegrin footballer
Nađa Kadović
Handball player
Risto Stijović
Sculptor
Slavko Cicak
Swedish chess player
Stefan Bošković
Writer
Pavle Velimirović
Montenegrin goalkeeper
Maja Noveljić-Romčević
Actress
Nikolina Knežević
Montenegrin handball player
Branko Radović
Montenegrin footballer
Draško Đurović
Film director
Boško Radović
Montenegrin professional basketball coach
Mladen Lambulić
Football manager
Jelena Borovinić-Bojović
Jakov Milatović
Former Minister of Economy and Economic Development of Montenegro
Sergej Sekulović
Gavrilo Pajović
Montenegrin professional basketball player
Mirko Majić
Savo Đikanović
Basketball player
Nikola Zvrko
Montenegrin football player
Itana Čavlović
Bojan Roganović
Montenegrin footballer
Nikola Paunic
Canadian soccer player
Darko Pavićević
Montenegrin footballer
Jasna Đoković
Montenegrin footballer
Dejan Vukadinović
Montenegrin footballer
