Smaller towns and villages with unique attractions

Trebinje, located in Herzegovina, is a charming town by the Trebišnjica River at Mount Leotar’s foot. Explore the Ottoman-era Old Town, featuring mosques and the Museum of Herzegovina. Enjoy the Trebišnjica River’s serene waters for diving and fishing. Relax in Platani Summer Garden or visit the lively Green Market. Don’t miss Hercegovačka Gračanica for panoramic views and Vukoje Winery for exquisite wines. Visit Monastery Tvrdoš for its historical significance and renowned winemaking tradition.

Discover Stolac, a picturesque town on the Bregava River, renowned for its rich history and heritage. Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites like Radimlja and Boljuni with their medieval tombstones. Visit Daorson, an ancient Illyrian city, and the impressive Vidoški Grad. Enjoy the serene Istup Waterfall and the scenic Provalije Waterfall. Wander through the Ottoman town district, featuring the historic Sultan Selim Mosque and Begovina complex, and savor local cuisine at Restaurant Han Stolac.

Discover Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s charming town nestled between stunning Prenj mountain and the emerald-green Neretva River. Explore its rich history, vibrant culture, and natural beauty. Visit the iconic Old Bridge, wander through the Old Town’s cobblestone streets, and enjoy thrilling Neretva River rafting.

Nestled 1353 meters high on Bjelašnica mountain, Umoljani offers a scenic blend of natural beauty and rural charm just an hour from Sarajevo. Characterized by distinctive shepherd’s huts, or katuni, Umoljani captivates with its picturesque Studeno Polje Valley and the meandering Studeni stream. Boasting historic landmarks like a mosque with a unique tin minaret, Umoljani serves as a gateway to premier hiking trails on Bjelašnica, while Sundays come alive with locals and tourists indulging in traditional Bosnian cuisine amidst breathtaking mountain vistas.

Livno, at 750 meters above sea level, is a town rich in history, featuring Ottoman-era mosques, the Franciscan Monastery, and a 19th-century Orthodox Church. Known for its traditional cheese and wild horses on Cincar Mountain, Livno also offers outdoor activities like canoeing, kayaking, and birdwatching on the Sturba River.

Kraljeva Sutjeska is a picturesque village rich in history. Once a royal residence, it features notable landmarks like the Franciscan Monastery, the Mosque of Sultan Mehmed II El-Fatih, and Ivo Dusper’s House. Nearby, Bobovac adds to the area’s historical significance with its fortified royal city.