Štedrica: Hotels and accommodations

The historical religious heritage of Štedrica includes the Church of the Holy Trinity with its cemetery and the Church of Saint John the Baptist. The Church of the Holy Trinity in Štedrica is a medieval church from the 14th century; the Stećci located next to it have been identified as a Romanesque-Gothic site. The Church of Saint John the Baptist is a cultural heritage landmark in Štedrica.

Culture

Kulina is described as a fortification and viewpoint. The hill reaches 320 meters above sea level and preserves the remains of dry-stone walls, indicating the existence of a settlement. Kulina in Štedrica has also been identified as a prehistoric site and potential archaeological site.

The tumuli of Štedrica are classified as cultural heritage. Other cultural heritage landmarks in the village include the Miljević Pera residential building, the Vojvode-Pera-Komin and the Vojvode-Pera-Konoba, the Lučić or Lucić tower house, and Gomila 2 / Vepar.

Nearby, the Greblje Stećak named Zmijski kamen bears relief motifs of snakes, crosses, a shield with a sword, and a hunting scene. The Greblje Stećak Zmijski kamen is fully preserved.

Landscape

Štedrica belongs to the hinterland settlements that form a unified cultivated karst landscape with surrounding farmland and green areas. At the same time, Štedrica is part of the higher-lying, hilly hinterland along the old Napoleon Road.

Geographical location

The local road L69088 runs from Ž6228 through Štedrica to Ž6227 and is 4 kilometers long. In the wider regional area, Dubrovačko Primorje offers a 50-kilometer cycling route for leisure visitors.

More village pages: Topolo, Ošlje, Doli, Mravinca, Majkovi, Slano, Banići.

Those wishing to book a hotel in Štedrica can continue their accommodation search afterward.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Dubrovačko Primorje.