Donja Vrućica lies in a hollow on the inland-facing slopes of Pelješac. One of two nearby settlements where the rural character of the surroundings of Trpanj can be experienced among the vineyards is Donja Vrućica itself.
Nature and Landscape
The landscape around Donja Vrućica comprises Dalmatian limestone, vineyards, olive trees and Mediterranean vegetation. A 15-kilometre road to the coves of Divna and Duba passes the vineyards of Donja and Gornja Vrućica.
Culture and History
Donja Vrućica is classified as a rural cultural heritage ensemble. The listed historic sites include the Church of Saints Cosmas and Damian, which is classified in Donja Vrućica as a historic religious cultural heritage building. It was built in 1548 and extended in 1873 into a cruciform church with a Latin cross plan and a dome.
The remains of the Bunić summer residence are classified in Donja Vrućica as a historic residential cultural heritage element. Gomila na Muškatilu is classified there as an archaeological site.
The area of Donja and Gornja Vrućica is associated with tasting Pelješac wines, homemade olive oil and Mediterranean figs.
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