A small, single-story chapel, identified as the Church of Saint Marko, is centrally depicted within a cemetery in Budva, Montenegro

A small, single-story chapel, identified as the Church of Saint Marko, is centrally depicted within a cemetery in Budva, Montenegro. The chapel features a red facade bordered by white trim, a white gabled roof, and a small open-arch bell tower topped with a white cross, containing a dark bell with a hanging rope. A white double wooden door, framed by a decorative white stone archway, is accessed by three curved stone steps. Above the door, a rectangular plaque bears the inscription "MARCI MEZIN / ANTUNI FILIJ / PETRUS FILIJ / ANNO 1930." A small dark cross is affixed to the lower left white trim of the chapel's facade. The foreground consists of a stone-paved ground scattered with yellow leaves, suggesting recent precipitation, and patches of green vegetation. Several gravestones and tombs are visible; a prominent dark grey stone cross stands to the left of the chapel, and other dark-colored tombs with floral arrangements and candles are present throughout the cemetery. In the background, a distinct modern multi-story building with a light-colored, curved, terraced design and dark windows is situated on a hillside. Surrounding it are various white residential buildings with balconies and abundant green trees and bushes. The sky is partially cloudy with blue patches. No individuals are present in the scene.