Biljana Says: Last time I was in Stolac this old bridge looked rather sad. It started decaying and it seemed that no one was gonna bother repairing it any time soon. Fortunately this winter repairs got underway and they are soon going to be completed.
Biljana Says: Getting to Stolac is easiest from Mostar, Capljina and Trebinje. There are several daily connections to Mostar and Capljina and a weekdays only connection from Trebinje. The bus drivers are typically friendly enough that they will let you off anywhere you want even if there...
Biljana Says: If you find yourself in Stolac on a Sunday you should be aware the most stores are closed and the ones that are open have a tendency to close earlier than on other days.
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Biljana Says: The area around Stolac was not heavily mined during the war but I highly recommend not going off major roads or into areas where there are no locals. Before wondering off to nature it is best to ask the locals if there is anything you should be worried about...better safe...
Biljana Says: Stolac used to have several watermills before the war, some were destroyed but the one in the picture is still beautiful and standing. At one point in fact there were some 20 mills along the river Bregava.
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Stolac is town located in southern Hercegovina. The town is approximately 40km away from Mostar and some 60km from the Adriatic coast. Despite the fact that Stolac is a town of only a few thousand...
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