The Bujović Museum name does not match the Ulcinj institution identified by museum sources: the place in the Old Town is the Regional Museum of Ulcinj, also called Zavičajni muzej Ulcinj or Muzeu i Ulqinit. Its archaeology, ethnology and arts collections are spread across three buildings, including Balšića Tower.
- Location: Stari grad (Old Town), Ulcinj, Montenegro
- Collections: archaeology, ethnology and arts
- Buildings: a church-mosque, ethnological display premises and Balšića Tower
- Visit details: opening hours and admission information are not confirmed by the museum listing
Where is the Regional Museum in Ulcinj Old Town?

The Regional Museum is in Stari grad, the historic Old Town of Ulcinj. Its buildings and exhibition spaces sit among the area’s cultural sights, so the museum fits naturally into time spent exploring the Old Town rather than requiring a separate trip across town.
The museum is about an 11-minute drive from a four-star hotel in Ulcinj.
What does the Ulcinj museum show?

The Regional Museum’s collections are classified as archaeology, ethnology and arts, with displays arranged across three buildings. The archaeological collection is housed in a Renaissance church built in 1510 and converted into a mosque in 1693.
Ethnological items are displayed in separate premises, while Balšića Tower has been adapted as a gallery. The square beside the church-mosque, once called the Square of Slaves, is also used as exhibition space. Together, these settings make the visit about both the collections and the historic buildings that house them.
Objects associated with the museum include an ancient altar, a ciborium fragment, a Venetian coat of arms, a fragment of a 13th-century decorative doorframe, maiolica, a bronze axe, a wooden chest and pieces of traditional dress. These examples give a sense of the range represented in the holdings, from archaeological finds to objects connected with everyday life.
How can you plan a visit?

Call the museum at +382 30 421 419 to confirm current opening hours and admission, then check the official site before you go. Some travel references give seasonal schedules and an admission price, but a museum or municipal source does not confirm those details, so treat them as unverified.
Use the phone number to ask whether guided visits are available. The museum does not describe an accessibility route, steps or lifts. If either detail matters to your plans, confirm it directly before setting out.
What can you pair with the museum?

The museum’s location in Stari grad makes it straightforward to combine its buildings with a walk through the surrounding historic district. Balšića Tower is part of the museum itself, while the church-mosque and its exhibition square add another stop within the museum visit.
For a broader route through the area, the Ulcinj Old Town and Fortress walking guide covers the historic district and its fortress.
Keep the museum’s unconfirmed opening details in mind when deciding where it fits in your day.
If you are planning a fuller day in town, the one-day Ulcinj itinerary brings the Old Town together with the market and beach.
FAQs
Is there a Bujović Museum in Ulcinj?
The museum identified in Ulcinj is the Regional Museum of Ulcinj, also called Zavičajni muzej Ulcinj. The name “Bujović Museum” does not match that institution.
Where is the Regional Museum of Ulcinj?
It is in Stari grad, the Old Town of Ulcinj, Montenegro.
What are the museum’s opening hours and admission price?
Call +382 30 421 419 to confirm current hours and admission before visiting.
