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About Trebinje

Trebinje

Trebinje is a tourism gem that carries the scent of the sea and aromatic Mediterranean herbs. The city is dominated by its Old Town, with narrow stone streets and historic walls, while the center is adorned by the famous century-old plane trees, a symbol of the city promenade. Rising above the city is Hercegovačka Gračanica, the eternal resting place of poet Jovan Dučić, offering the most beautiful views of Trebinje’s bridges and vineyards. Trebinje is also home to Tvrdoš Monastery, renowned for its centuries-old winemaking tradition, and the Perović (Arslanagić) Bridge, a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture. With more than 260 sunny days per year, the city is an ideal base for exploring both the Adriatic coast and the mountains of Herzegovina.

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Landmarks in Trebinje

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Anđelkina kapija

Anđelkina kapija is located in the heart of the Old Town in Trebinje and is one of the city’s best-known tourist attractions. It became a recognizable symbol of Trebinje thanks to the TV series "Ranjeni orao," and…

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Auto camp in Grad Sunca

The auto camp "Grad Sunca" is located just a few hundred meters from the Grad Sunca complex and covers about 2 hectares. With well-maintained pitches for campers, caravan trailers, and tents, the camp provides…

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Boats on the Trebišnjica

Boats on the Trebišnjica offer a different view of Trebinje - directly from the river. This attraction combines a leisurely ride, panoramic views, and the peaceful atmosphere of the city center. It is especially…

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Brankovića kula

Assumptions about the existence of the old town of Trebinje, where the famous Jelena Anžujska also had her court, place it at the site now popularly known as Brankovina. The name of this area is linked to Brankovića…

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Bregovi Pool

Bregovi Pool is located on the Trebišnjica River, right in the center of Trebinje, and has been one of the city's favorite swimming spots for generations. It offers visitors natural shade by the river, sports courts,…

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Religious Sites

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Cathedral Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord

The Church of the Holy Transfiguration of the Lord is located in Jovan Dučić Park and is one of Trebinje’s most recognizable sacred buildings. It was built from 1888 to 1908 and is distinguished by a blend of different…

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Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary

The Trebinje, or Trebinje-Mrkan Diocese, is one of the oldest dioceses in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it is first mentioned in a bull of Pope Benedict VIII from 1022. Construction of the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin…

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Church of Saint Clement in Mostaći

The Church of Saint Clement, known locally as Klimentica, is a typical Mediterranean medieval church built of stone. It is located on the right bank of the Trebišnjica River, in the village of Mostaći, and is…

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What To See & Do

Top sights in Trebinje

  • Tvrdoš Monastery

    Tvrdoš Monastery is one of the oldest spiritual sites in Herzegovina, on the bank of the Trebišnjica, five kilometers from Trebinje.

  • Herzegovinian Gračanica

    Herzegovinian Gračanica is one of the most visited sacred sites in eastern Herzegovina.

  • Old Town Trebinje

    Old Town Trebinje, also known as Kastel, is one of the most beautiful Ottoman fortresses in Herzegovina and Trebinje's main historical attraction.

  • Sun City Trebinje

    The largest modern tourist complex near Trebinje and one of the region’s leading family and recreational attractions.

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