Kosanica, Pljevlja, Crna Gora

Pljevlja is a town in the north of Montenegro, located on the border with Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The rivers Ćehotina and Breznica flow through the city, while the mountain Ljubišnja rises above the town. It is the third-largest municipality in Montenegro, according to the number of inhabitants, after Podgorica and Niksic, and has about 40,000 inhabitants. There are coal mines and thermal power plants nearby, making Pljevlja one of the largest economic areas in the country. The climate varies from warm summers to snowy winters. The city was built in Roman times when it was called Municipium S. The city has one of the most beautiful buildings of Islamic culture in the Balkans - Hussein Pasha Mosque, which was built in the XVI century. Near the town, there was the monastery of the Holy Trinity from the XVII century. The city is located in the area of the Durmitor National Park known for its natural resources such as Black Lake, Crna Poda (a forest made of rare black pine), the Tara river canyon, and the highest peak in the country - Bobotov Kuk. The architectural structure of the city consists mostly of private houses in the traditional style, several residential buildings in the city center, and places for weekend stays in the area.