Ribarski restoran Foča
Battle of Sutjeska Museum
The Battle of Sutjeska (May–June 1943) was one of the fiercest confrontations between Yugoslav Partisans and Axis forces during World War II. Fought in southeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, the goal of the Axis powers (Germany, Italy, NDH, and others) was to encircle and destroy Tito’s Partisan forces.
Despite being heavily outnumbered and surrounded, the Partisans—under Josip Broz Tito’s command—managed to break through the encirclement in the Sutjeska River valley, though with heavy casualties (over 7,000 dead).
Tjentište Monument to the Battle of Sutjeska
Located in Tjentište Valley, within Sutjeska National Park in Bosnia and Herzegovina, this monument honors the Partisan fighters who died during the Battle of Sutjeska (1943).
Symbolism: The twin concrete wings represent the Partisans’ breakthrough from Axis encirclement
Setting: Surrounded by the dramatic mountains of the Sutjeska region, it stands as a powerful memorial of sacrifice and resistance
Restoran Nešković
The Čemerno Tunnel
https://maps.app.goo.gl/wwg2URqnyZfhMEa6A
The Čemerno Tunnel is the longest road tunnel in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Officially opened: August 2013
The pass at the very top stands at around 1,293 meters above sea level.
Klinje Lake
Klinje is the oldest artificial reservoir in the Republic of Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the first arch dam in the Balkans was built on it. It was named after the toponym Klini, the place where it was “wedged in.” The reservoir was created between 1891 and 1896 by constructing a stone arch dam that was designed and built under the guidance of French engineer Krantz. The dam is 26 meters high, 4.6 meters wide at the top, 16.7 meters at the base, and 104.5 meters long, containing 9,504 cubic meters of material. Volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius in Italy was brought in for construction, used as a binding material. The dam was built for land reclamation and irrigation of the Gatačko field. The arch dam is a cultural and historical monument and is protected by the state.
The lake is a true attraction, located just a few kilometers from the main road leading to the sea. Once a favorite vacation spot for many actors, artists, and poets, Klinje Lake is a true gem in this part of high Herzegovina. Its emerald green and clear water often attracts tourists who pass by on their way to the coast during summer, prompting many to stay for several days by the oldest dam in the Balkans.
Bileća Lake
Bileća Lake is a large artificial reservoir located near the town of Bileća.
It was created in 1968 by damming the Trebišnjica River for hydroelectric power production.
Area: ~33 km² (one of the largest lakes in the Balkans)
Depth: Up to 104 meters
Use: Hydroelectricity, irrigation, and recreation
Konak Motel Mosko (Lamb Dinner)
On‑site Herzegovinian‑style restaurant, seating ~60 inside, plus terrace/picnic area
Dishes feature local specialties—most praised is the roasted lamb spit, as well as cicvara and fresh trout .
