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We made a quick stop in Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina on our way from Montenegro to Dubrovnik, Croatia. The drive was stunning and Trebinje was beautiful. Trebinje is not frequented by tourists, so be prepared to get stared at…a lot. Folks even followed my family around in old town for a bit, which was extremely uncomfortable. Still, I’m very glad that we made the stop in BiH.

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Hercegovačka Gračanica, Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Arslanagića Most, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Stari grad, Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

We started the day at Hercegovačka Gračanica, which is a newer church that is basically a replica of the famous Gracanica Church in Kosovo. The interior is very ornate and it’s definitely worth a visit. It’s set on top of a hill and offers great views of the mountains and Trebinje. We continued to Arslanagica Bridge, which was built in 1574 and is the unofficial symbol of Trebinje. We walked across the bridge and walked along the Trebišnjica river. Next, we visited the old town and explored a few hours before proceeding to Dubrovnik, Croatia.

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