Plane trees cast wide shade over the square, stone lanes drop to the river, and vineyards ring the hills. A few minutes from town you can taste cellar wines at Tvrdoš; a short drive further reaches Vjetrenica for a cool cave walk.
Planning a wider route across the country? See our Bosnia and Herzegovina travel overview for how to link cities, seasons, and day trips.
Top story from Mostar Start early when the stones are cool and the lanes are quiet. Cross Stari Most and watch the current fold under the arch, then pause for thick Bosnian coffee and a slice of kadaif by the river. Later, head to Blagaj where the river rises from the cliff beside the dervish house, or keep the late light for Kravica where fine mist lifts from emerald pools. If you have time, climb Počitelj’s tower for a view over tiled roofs and the Neretva. Read more in our Stari Most guide, Blagaj Tekija guide, Kravica Waterfalls guide and Počitelj fortress guide.
Brings mild days for town walks and vineyard stops.
Warm and lively; start early, keep tastings for midday shade and save river views for late light.
Offer clear air and harvest colour.
Winter is quiet and suits old town time and cellar visits when conditions allow.
Many visitors can enter visa free for short stays. Check your country’s rules before you travel; bring passports for any cross border add ons.
Local currency is the Convertible Mark. Cards work widely in town; carry some cash for small cafés and sites.
The centre is walkable. Day trips run from Trebinje with hotel pick up on many tours. Allow extra time for hill roads.
Comfortable shoes for cobbles and paths. A light layer for evening. Modest clothing for monastery interiors.
Keep to marked paths at viewpoints, be quiet in churches and ask before photographing services.
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One day covers the old town and river viewpoints. Two days lets you add Tvrdoš or Vjetrenica. With three days you can include both and a sunset hill view.
Yes. Tastings are guided with small pours and water. Eat before or pair with simple snacks.
Yes for most ages comfortable with steady paths and cooler air. Wear closed shoes and bring a light layer.
Yes. Many travellers pair Trebinje with nearby coastal hubs by road. Check tour notes for pick up and return times and bring passports for border checks.
You can explore the town on your own. A guide adds timing, context and the best routes for the day’s light and heat.
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