There are not enough stars to rate a holy place such as this. Originally, Monostary was built in 4th century and archeological team found it and it can be seen under the glass in side Monostary. It is a place of peace and love, great energy and respect to monks who served there and are rebuilding Tvrdos complex. There is always someone who will tell you about history at least for the last five hundred years. If you go here, do not wear shorts or shirt without sleeves for men and womens who enter must have covered legs and shoulders. In side the Monostary you can see icons carved in stone, holy relics, but most of all you will find peace and go home with a full hart. In front is a gift shop, pay attention what do you like, do not spend to much time because you will probably spend more money that planed. I would recommend a bottle of vine (around 8 euros, any icon that catches your eye (from 20 to 800, depending are they gold and silver plated), maybe a book and that would be it. But, you can always "go with a flow" and buy whatever your like. And bring a bottle of vine, white flower for baking bred and oil, that is a tradition when visiting any Monostary. But, do not miss of road leads you there.

I am not sure what I was expecting here but it was "nice" but not "wow". There is a small church to visit and a nearby cemetery. You have to cover up when visiting and wraps are available at the entrance suitable for both male and female.

Visited this place as part of a three country wine tour. The gentleman doing the wine tasting was very knowledgeable about the area and was able to tailor the offering to our tastes. Award winning wine, beautiful location, lovely host. Visited the monastery as well. Be warned, no shorts our skirts allowed, need to be covered to enter.

important orthodox monastery which is a proof of history events here played in the past. There is a big parking space in front of the monastery. Inside of the monastery you can buy homemade wine, honey, rakija, and many other souvenirs to take home with you. Entrance is of course free. During the summer it is really overcrowded because there are a lot of tourists groups coming here.

We came here as part of a wine tasting tour, and it was exceptional from the perspective of the wine tasting (pretty sure a reservation is required), and also as a cultural experience. Our host was a gentleman who had once lived in Canada, so we made a nice connection, and he was a joy to speak with. Both the red and white wines we tasted were beautiful, proving to us that Croatia is not the only game in town when it comes to wine from the region. One thing to note, is that there is a strict dress code in the monestery, and wrap around cloths are provided at the entrance. For a man, I think I rocked the skirt look pretty well, but if that is not your style, I suggest long pants and a shirt that covers your shoulders. At the entrance is a gift shop where you can buy the monastery wines and olive oil. It also happened to be one of the better general gift shops we encountered on our entire trip. Overall it was a great place and well worth the relatively short drive from Dubrovnik.

I've heard about this ancient monastery for long time ago but didn't have time to visit it til last weekend. I am absolutely delighted with everything about this monastery. The peace that I felt dwelling inside it was remarkable, frescos and mosaics are beautiful though they are from not long ago because this monastery was demolished many times and rebuilt once more. The first written marks says that it was first built in forth century and those foundations you can see thru glass in flor. But the other good thing that this monastery has to offer is some of the best wines, they make Cabernet, Merlo , white wine called "Žilavka" and some sweet wines too. I strongly recommend visiting Tvrdosh monastery.

Very nice, quiet place. The church is beautiful.

Super beautiful area and definitely a stop to make! The gravel road we took to get there was a bit rough, but SO worth it!

We walked there from Trebinje. The Monastery Tvrdoš is a 15th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery. Nice area, amazing garden and beautiful monastery.

This ancient monastery is exceptional in every way, peace and tranquility felt inside was something else. They have their wine, honey and olive production inside the monastery and it is really good to taste and buy in the shop, if you are in Trebinje monastery Tvrdos is place to visit.

Very interesting monastery, as they produce wine over there and you can also buy it, definitly recommending! Winery shop work.till 4pm.

Tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. Loved the wine tasting and communicating with the host. We'll be back for more

Beautiful Monastery and excellent wine, especially Žilavka and Vranac! They have big shop also and you can buy a lot of quality products from the region of Hercegovina

Very special day at the Serbian Orthodox Monastery Tvrdoš. Beautiful, peaceful and holy place in the close proximity of the town of Trebinje.

Great place to visit, free entry, vine testing 2€ per glass. Very good vines. You can buy them in a shop and many more things. Place worth visiting!

Monastery with huge history, beautiful place, also if you like wine those are really good here. And its next to main road to its must go in case you are going in this direction.

Half an hour walk to get there from Trebinje. Interesting place and very beautiful Architecture and surrounding! Don't miss out on the wine and also go to the river and dip your legs in the cold water stream ;) Feels like a therapy ;)

Absolutely beautiful. Peaceful monastery hidden in the greenery with a great homemade wine.

Serbian Ortodox Monastery from IV century b.c. makes you think how long these people are living here in the hostile nature of rocks

A gem monastery near Trebinje. A combination of wonderful arhitecture friendly monks and a nice wine cellar.... What else do you need? A must see!