Before visiting St. Tryphon Cathedral, there are a few things to keep in mind. It’s an active place of worship, so respectful behavior is expected, especially during mass or religious ceremonies. A small entry fee is required for visitors, which goes toward maintaining the cathedral. While photography is allowed in most parts of the cathedral, always check for any specific restrictions inside. The cathedral is situated on the main square of Kotor Old City, so it’s easy to find while exploring. If you’re interested in the full historical context, consider joining a guided tour for deeper insight.

St. Tryphon Cathedral is located right in the heart of Kotor’s Old City, making it very accessible from anywhere within the city. If you’re already staying in Kotor, it’s just a short walk from most of the main attractions. For visitors arriving by bus or taxi, the Old City is easily reachable, and the cathedral is located near the central square. If you’re arriving by cruise ship, it’s a brief walk from the port to the cathedral, which is just a few minutes away from the dock. Follow signs to the Old City, and you’ll find the cathedral within its walls.

The best time to visit St. Tryphon Cathedral is during the quieter hours, such as early mornings or later in the afternoon, to avoid the busiest crowds. Summer months (June to September) attract many tourists, so if you’re looking for a more peaceful experience, aim for the spring or autumn. The cathedral is open year-round, but some of its religious ceremonies and events may impact visiting hours. It’s worth checking ahead if you plan to visit during a major religious holiday, as mass services or special events might limit access to tourists at certain times.

St. Tryphon Cathedral is the perfect starting point for further exploration in and around Kotor. After visiting the cathedral, take a walk along the ancient city walls for panoramic views of Kotor Bay and the surrounding mountains. For those interested in nature, a day trip to Mount Lovćen offers breathtaking views and a chance to hike through lush landscapes. Alternatively, you can explore the nearby towns of Perast, famous for its two picturesque islands, or take a boat tour around the Bay of Kotor. Whether by foot, car, or boat, Kotor's surroundings offer plenty of exciting day-trip opportunities.