Explore the charming atmosphere of the Trebinje farmers' market.

As you wander through the picturesque town of Trebinje, make sure to take a stroll down to the local farmers' market - Green market. A relic of a bygone era, the market is a treasure trove of authentic local produce and a chance to experience the vibrant atmosphere of a traditional marketplace.

Held every Saturday, the market comes alive with farmers and small producers selling their fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and cheeses. You can chat with the vendors, sample the wares, and stock up on delicious local delicacies such as cheeses, olive oil, teas, prosciutto, and hand-knitted socks.

One of the market's highlights is its location on the main square, where it is set up every morning and transforms the area into a colourful and lively scene. If you're lucky enough to visit on a market day, grab a coffee and sit under the plane trees to fully take in the sights and sounds of the market.

Unfortunately, the market closes around 2 pm, but it will be back the next Saturday, giving you another opportunity to experience this unique and charming market. Don't miss out on the chance to try some of Hercegovina's famous delicacies, buy souvenirs, or simply soak up the friendly atmosphere.

Visit the Trebinje farmers' market and experience a taste of authentic local cuisine. Join one of the tours that include visits to local households that produce these delicious gastro products!

During a tour of the city accompanied by licensed guides, it is possible to visit the Herzegovina House and buy numerous domestic products from local producers. Wines, brandies, honey, natural cosmetics, souvenirs and authentic products of the Herzegovinian climate are at your disposal. The products are packed in the already recognizable Hercegovina house packaging and can be an excellent gift.

Q&A

1. What are the store's working hours?

The opening hours of shops and restaurants differ depending on the period of the year. Most shops open in the morning at 07:00 or 08:00 and work until 21:00 or 22:00 in the summer period. Many smaller shops have retained the former practice of double working hours, so they are closed at lunchtime.
Restaurants and bars have working hours depending on the type of activity, usually until 11 p.m., while clubs and discotheques are of course open longer.
Opening hours are subject to change during holidays, so we definitely advise you to check in advance.

2. Where to exchange foreign currencies? Can I pay by credit card?

You can exchange foreign currencies in exchange offices and banks. Expect that most banks are open until 4 p.m., while exchange offices are open a few hours longer. Card payment is also possible in most places.