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immaculate clean town, cafes, scenery, climate.
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OK for a "one off"
iaint Says: I found the old town after I'd been all round town once already. It's small and a bit dilapidated in places, but if you're in town go and check it out for yourself.
Hercegovačka Gračanica
JLBG Says: I took a photo of the landscape from the village (first photo). Once at home, when I looked at it closely, I discovered that on top of the mountain overhanging the unidentified village, stand a building with a familiar look. I made a close-up. Though not of good quality, it...
JLBG Says: A dam! That must be what is forbidden to photography! I had not noticed it at first and had there not been the road sign, I will certainly have missed it. I took a second photo with telephoto lens.This is the dam on the Trebišnjica river that makes the the artificial...
JLBG Says: In the village a little further, I found another road sign that forbid any photography. As the road sign was dilapidated, I felt that it did not mean anything anymore and I took several photos. These kind of sign dates from the time of the 1992-96 wars, when this area was...
JLBG Says: I was driving on the road near Lastva when I saw this amazing road sign. Though not obvious, it seemed to forbid photos but I had not seen anything that deserved any ban of photo. So, as there was nobody around, I stopped to take a photo of the sign and try to find out for...
Defilé of the Trebišnjica river
JLBG Says: A little further west, the Trebišnjica river has carved a narrow defile. The road is very scenic but unfortunately, as the valley is so narrow, there are very few spots where it is possible to park to take photos. Believe me, it is more scenic that I have been able to show...
JLBG Says: Trebišnjica river is an amazing river. It flows in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia under various names (Mušnica, Gračanica, Fatnička, etc) but the name does not change when it goes from one country to another but because it is a sinking river ! It flows...
JLBG Says: Sage (Salvia officinalis) cultivated in many gardens all over Europe to season meals or to prepare infusions grows wild in these mountains. It has even a stronger smell than when it is cultivated at lower elevations. I have taken seeds to check if they keep the same strong...
2 Reviews and 13 Opinions The hotel was renovated a few years ago. It is also located in the very centre of Trebinje.
OttoMarzo Says: Not so far from the center of the town, this is one of the best restaurants I ever ate at. We were to told to go there and eat meat and they were freaking right! Ambience is fine, service is good and personnel is lovely. Four people bill:- 1 big mixed meat (wonderful) for...
iaint Says: I noticed 2 warning signs for minefields on the way from Mostar. There may be others which are not marked - some parts of the road are very remote. I also saw a military mines clearance team heading off to tackle one location.So, if you are going to have a picnic en route,...
iaint Says: All the roadsigns in the area are in cyrillic alphabet as it is part of Republika Srpska. I can speak Russian so it was fine for me (the Serb and Russian alphabets are not identical, but are so close as to make no difference).That will make navigation difficult for those who...
Prasnjavi Says: Early in the morning, you will see many people coming back from the green market and having a coffee and "loza" (alcohol drink). It will be good to give waiter a tip around 10% of the bill. The very famous place is coffee bar "Ispod platana" close to city green market.
JLBG Says: Some Vters already know that I collect photos of School warning road sign. I could not miss this one in the unidentified village (or suburb of Trebinje). The drawing is modern and can now be found in several countries but the text is written in Cyrrilic fonts (we are in...
mcnamarajohn Says: people from Trebinje are not friendly.do not like not-serbs.this village people live in 1855.
JLBG Says: In some parts, the old road remains along the new one, built in the 50s. In the same way as other old roads in former Yugoslavia, it was built in stone, almost like a wide wall. Thus it is always narrow and it is very difficult to pass another car: there is no space to go...
Prasnjavi Says: The bottle (0.33l) of the "HEINEKEN", in coffee bars, coasts, 3.5 to 4 Convertible Mark (1.95 KM = 1 Euro). "Ispod platana" - 3,5 KM.Cheers!
Prasnjavi Says: The first Champion in Bosnia and Herzegovina common football league was “LEOTAR”.
Blue skies and a gorgeous river!!!
Biljana Says: Well the place one must visit when in Trebinje is a caffe...."Pod Platanima". The caffe is located in the main city square under a bunch of beautiful, old trees. This is the perfect place to relax and get away from the very hot and bright sun during summer times! One...
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The bottle (0.33l) of the "HEINEKEN", in coffee bars, coasts, 3.5 to 4 Convertible Mark (1.95 KM = 1 Euro). "Ispod platana" - 3,5 KM.Cheers!
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Q: Does anyone know when the buses depart Trebinje, Bosnia to Sarajevo nightly? How long does it take?
A: For now I've only been able to dig up their phone number! Autobuska stanica Trebinje Bosnia and Herzegovina (+387 59) 220-466
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Short drive across Republika Srpska
This page is not about Trebinje. Though this is a city that deserves a visit, we were on our way home and had not enough time to visit this time. This page is about the landscapes of Republika...
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Trebinje is a city located in Hercegovina. The city is in fact the southern most city in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a Meditterean style town without the sea. The Adriatic Sea is only about 30 km...
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my introduction to Republika Srpska
I stopped here for lunch in October 09 while driving from Mostar to Kotor through the mountains (as opposed to via Dubrovnik). I'd read somewhere (maybe VT or maybe my guide book) that it has an old...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Trebinje. I'd love to share with you the 1 tip I've written, the 4 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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