Podgrad Bridge is the first bridge at the entrance in Stolac. It was built in the early eighteenth century, and renovated in 1898. This bridge has two vaulted arches, in different size, supports on a single pillar in the river and two coastal walls.
Inat bridge is considered to be the oldest bridge in Stolac. Beside this bridge, there is a mill, mosque, cafe and hammam. It was built in the seventeenth century. This bridge has an asymmetrical design, one arch ends on the coast and the other in the riverbed. The Legend says that the builder of this
Begovina is the oriental – residential architecture complex. It is situated on the left bank of the Bregava river. The building of Begovina began after the captaincy was abolished in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1835. Begovina is considered as one of the most beautiful and the most important residential complexes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The bridge leading to the Ada is located on a left-handed channel of the Bregava, below Vidoški grad. This bridge is completely flat, as is its parapet wall. There is no information when this bridge was built, as its formal elements provide no basis for dating it.
This bridge is located on a right-hand branch of the Bregava above the Inat ćuprija. (while going to Begovina). On the downstream side, is a built-in plaque with an inscription in Cyrillic relating that the Sara Kašiković bridge was built in 1896. On the north side of the bridge( upstream) there is a popular beach
