TREBINJE MARKET NAMED ONE OF THE WORLD'S BEST

The Trebinje Market, nestled in the heart of the city under the canopy of century-old plane trees, has received prestigious recognition as one of the world’s finest food markets, according to journalists and editors of the esteemed British newspaper, Financial Times.

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In an article crafted by FT writers and editors, the Trebinje Market was highlighted as a favorite spot for sourcing premium local products. The piece emphasized the market’s authentic ambiance, where producers from surrounding villages offer delicacies such as aged cheese, Herzegovinian wine, honey, medicinal herbs, and cured prosciutto.

The market’s unique location, set in the central town square with stalls shaded by majestic plane trees, creates a welcoming environment for visitors. After shopping, many patrons enjoy refreshing drinks like homemade lemonade at nearby cafés, soaking in the vibrant daily life of Trebinje.

This accolade underscores the significance of the Trebinje Market not only as a hub for fresh, high-quality products but also as a tourist attraction preserving the region’s tradition and culture.

Local producers and city officials expressed pride in this international recognition, hoping it will attract more visitors and promote Herzegovinian products on the global stage.

Trebinje now joins the ranks of renowned global markets, reaffirming its status as a key center of gastronomic excellence and cultural heritage in the region.

In addition to Trebinje, the Financial Times also recognized other markets from the region, including the Green Market in Herceg Novi, Gruž Market in Dubrovnik, and Kalenić Market in Belgrade, according to Buka Magazine.