Montenegro is located in Southern Europe, and its capital is Podgorica. It has a population of approximately 623,525 and covers an area of about 13,888 km². Its official currency is the Euro (EUR).
What stands out
People & place
44.9 /km² across 13,888 km²
Montenegro has a recorded population of 623,525 and a reported surface area of 13,888 km².
Economic snapshot
$8.27 billion nominal GDP
Nominal GDP is recorded at $8.27 billion and GDP per capita at $13,263 for 2024. These measures do not describe income distribution or household wealth.
Practical reference
Euro (EUR)
Montenegro uses Euro (EUR), calling code +382, internet domain .me.
About Montenegro
Montenegro is a sovereign country in Southeast Europe, known for its rugged mountains, medieval churches, and scenic Adriatic coastline.
The country covers 13,812 km², featuring the Bay of Kotor, Durmitor National Park, and a mix of alpine and Mediterranean climates.
Montenegrian culture blends Balkan traditions with Mediterranean influences, celebrated through folk music, dance, and the renowned toasted bread cake "pita".
Founded in 1991 after independence from the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, Montenegro has evolved through a complex legacy of Ottoman and Austro‑Hungarian rule.
Key facts
Official language: Montenegrin.
Currency: Euro (since 2002).
Population: ~622,000 (2023 estimate).
Capital: Podgorica.
UN member since 2006.
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Southern Europe