Trebinje
A sunny town of plane trees, stone bridges and wineries, 30 km from Dubrovnik.
- Best time
- Apr–Oct
- How long
- 1 day
- From Sarajevo
- ≈ 3.5 h by car
What to see
- The Arslanagić Bridge
- The walled old town and its market
- Tvrdoš Monastery and its wine cellar
- Hercegovačka Gračanica on the hill
A slow day
Trebinje is for unhurried days: coffee under the plane trees of the main square, the morning market inside the old town walls, a walk to the 16th-century Arslanagić Bridge and an afternoon of wine tasting at Tvrdoš or a family winery.
Good to know
- It is one of the sunniest towns in the region; summers are hot.
- Trebinje makes an easy, cheaper base for a day trip to Dubrovnik.
Practical information
- Getting there
Dubrovnik is 30–40 minutes away by car (border crossing at Ivanica). Buses link Trebinje with Sarajevo, Mostar and Dubrovnik.
- Tickets
Monasteries and the old town are free to visit; wine tastings are paid and best booked ahead.
- Parking
Paid car parks around the old town and the market square.
Prices and hours change. Check before you go.
Local tip: Taste local Vranac and Žilavka at a cellar door, then watch the sunset from Hercegovačka Gračanica.
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