The museum displays include postcards, vintage coins, prints, antique books, medals, lithographs, and quirky cat-themed advertising spanning centuries. It's very small, just two modest rooms and a narrow corridor
The Cats Museum is a quirky, charming collection of cat-themed art, postcards, books, and memorabilia from around the world—celebrating the town’s long-standing affection for its feline residents.
The museum displays include postcards, vintage coins, prints, antique books, medals, lithographs, and quirky cat-themed advertising spanning centuries. It's very small, just two modest rooms and a narrow corridor
Admission fees and souvenir purchases help fund feeding stations and spay‑neuter programs for Kotor’s street cats
The museum is typically open from May through October
The museum is housed in what used to be the monastery of Our Lady of the Angels. What began in 2013 as a quirky idea has since helped build the cat into the symbol of Kotor, even though most legends tying felines to the town’s protection are more fantasy than fact