The Bizanti ancestral home is just opposite the Beskuca palace. It is curious that this coat of arms actually does not belong to the Beskuca family, whose name the palace bears, but to another rich and influential family - Bizanti. It is one of the most beautiful Gothic reliefs not only in Kotor, but throughout Montenegro. Its portal is decorated with a huge luxurious coat of arms. The Beskuca house was constructed in the 15th – 18th centuries. The Beskuca family mansion is right next to the Bucha palace. Nevertheless, the Bucha Palace has a significant historical value and a respectable age, it dates from the late 13th – early 14th centuries. It is more impressive in size, but the decor is not that splendid.
Opposite the Pima mansion rises the Bucha Palace. It was built in the 17th century after a massive earthquake and is now a museum.
The palace stands on the eastern side of Trg od Brasna - Square of Flour - not far from the main city gate. It is a mix of the best features of the Renaissance and Baroque architectural styles. One of the most beautiful is the house of the Pima family. Especially noteworthy are the houses of noble families, which are called mansions or palaces. But still, rejoice that we can all finally revisit a Star Wars game that's not ye annual rote shooter, or that has you doing laps in a merchandising-chummy pod racer, or shark-jumpingly wrenching Star Destroyers out of orbit with your mind.Medieval Kotor is known for big number of well-preserved old buildings. Sure, even the best Star Wars games are still a galaxy far, far away from the yarn-spinning chops of a Gene Wolfe or Neal Stephenson. Some fans would say that Knights of the Old Republic II is the best-told Star Wars tale to date. Want invisible headgear? Weapons hidden during cutscenes? The famed mod that professes to restore the features that Obsidian cut from the original? There's also Steam Workshop support-the ability to make and use mods. Like: 37 gameplay achievements, Steam Cloud saves, widescreen, up to 5K resolution support, and the option to use gamepads (PlayStation 3 or 4 and Xbox 360 or One). More than a decade after its release in December 2004, developer Obsidian's science-fantasy roleplaying opus has finally been resuscitated on Mac, PC and Linux by port-monger Aspyr, and the forward path includes a few things I thought we'd never see. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II no longer lives under a rock that's been sitting in the backroom of used game stores that traffic in dusty original Xbox DVDs or forlorn Windows discs nestled inside physical boxes the size of library books.
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