Symbol of the power of the dynasties that have inhabited it over the centuries, the Norman-Swabian Castle of Deliceto dominates the skylive of the small village with its towers and its donjon.

The Perfume Museum is inaugurated on August 17, 2014, inside a stone building, obtained from a former school complex, renovated and transformed into several elegant rooms. Through testimonies, newspaper articles and small objects, you discover the history of this community: at the beginning of 900′ skilled knife-grinders on the streets of the Capital, today perfume shopkeepers in major Italian cities, especially in Rome and Naples.

The museum activity in Budva dates back to 1962, when the archeological collection began to be constituted, based on the material discovered during the excavations of ancient necropolises (Hellenistic and Roman) near the Old Town, conducted in 1957-1958. The Museum of the City of Budva was opened in 2003., in the heart of the old city center and in 2005., was awarded the "Green Apple" award for the preservation and development of authentic architectural and other cultural and historical values in London.