Montenegrin Malls
Delta City
Delta City is the capital's main shopping centre and attracts crowds on the weekends who come for its cafes, restaurants, Cinemax cinema complex, Maxi supermarket, hairdresser and, of course, lots and lots of shops. Big name brands such as Zara, Marks & Spencer and Nike, as well as more boutique fashion stores for men and women are all on offer here making this by far the most concentrated shopping hub outside of Porto Montenegro.
Kamelija
Attractively housed in an old Venetian palazzo opposite Kotor old town’s fortress walls, the fashion and accessory shops in Kamelija carry mainly mass market Italian lines. On the ground floor, opposite the Maxi Exclusive - an upmarket version of the local grocery chain - you’ll find a newsagent that stocks several English print titles in summertime.
TQ Plaza
This 7-floor building covers a total of nearly 48,000sqm in a prime plot in central Budva. You may just about notice the vaguely shipshaped architecture before you enter, or possibly not. Once inside however, you’ll be met by intense halogen lighting and a selection of restaurants, bars, boutiques, banks, even some residential apartments above. It’s all rather anonymous yet practical when in Budva for more than a day. The outdoor bars aren’t bad either on a summer evening.