Includes 19 sites with tombstones stećci in the Dubrovnik Neretva Region. From the Neretva area in the Trail are five locations: 1. Greblje (Prović), 2. Near the Church of St. Mihovil (Pozla Gora, Dubrave), 3.…

Includes 19 sites with tombstones stećci in the Dubrovnik Neretva Region. From the Neretva area in the Trail are five locations: 1. Greblje (Prović), 2. Near the Church of St. Mihovil (Pozla Gora, Dubrave), 3.…

The Church of Mala Gospa (Dobranje) includes 19 sites with tombstones stećci in the Dubrovnik Neretva Region. From the Neretva area in the Trail are five locations: 1. Greblje (Prović), 2. Near the Church of…

The ruins of old Smrdan Town are located above Klek – well preserved walls of what was probably a Venetian fortress, which served for controlling the entrance into the Bay of Neum. Its waste interior…

The monumental multi-floored Tower Norinska was built on the mouth of the river Norin into Neretva at the beginning of the 16th century, when it served as defence against the raids of Venetian ships into…

Scientists have established that the stone spheres might have emerged even 100 million years ago, and the Croatian Ministry of Culture has protected them as Croatian natural heritage. These are accumulations of minerals with 2…

Private ethnographic collection established in 2002., in Spilice which are located nine kilometers from the town of Ploče. The collection includes 400 exhibits aged 50-300 years, which describes how man successfully used wool, copper wood,…

The most characteristic and most distinctive part of Opuzen is the local square, it is a large, deep, almost theatrical space, on which there is a church of Sv. Stephen which was built in the…

Even back in the 14th century, Fabriano's paper mills were producing a million sheets of paper a year and it was here that watermarked paper was developed. Its paper is still used the world over…

This statuesque small hill town was the scene of a celebrated battle in the fight for the Unification of Italy, when the Piemontese army routed the "crusaders" of the Papal forces in 1860. It now…