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If you have the time and energy, pay €1 to climb the
church tower
for the view.
Perast's only other “sight” is its
Town Museum,
which fills a grand old hall with paint-
ings, furniture, navy uniforms, model ships, pistols, portraits of VIPs (very important Per-
astians), medals, traditional musical instruments, and other historic bric-a-brac. It's pretty
dullbuthasniceseaviews(€2.50,July-AugMon-Sat9:00-21:00,Sun9:00-14:00,progress-
ivelyshorterhoursoff-season,closedSunNov-April;alongthewaternearthestartoftown,
in the ornate building with the arcade and balcony; tel. 032/373-519).
Eating in Perast:
Foranenjoyabledrinkormeal,considertheupscale
Conte
restaurant,
filling a pier on the bay in the middle of town (€8-13 pastas, €12-20 main dishes). On the
far side of the square is another, well-shaded pier restaurant,
Admiral
(€9-13 pastas, €9-20
main dishes). Both are open daily and attached to recommended hotels.
