Trsteno Arboretum is a breathtaking place adorned with vibrant flowers and diverse vegetation. Its natural splendor offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the main cities. Beyond its natural allure, the arboretum also holds a special allure for pop culture enthusiasts; it served as a filming location for iconic scenes in Game of Thrones. Walking through the very same paths where beloved characters once tread adds a layer of excitement to the visit, making Trsteno Arboretum a must-see destination for both nature lovers and fans of the acclaimed series.

Good option for a pleasant stopover in this historic garden with villa and pavilion overlooking the Adriatic. Small, but adequate parking area. Few plants are labeled but there is lots to see as you walk around. Well worth the visit as you drive along the coast. Note that the exit back to the main road is totally blind for the driver. Best to have a second person get out and advise when it is safe to pull out.

Wonderful place, the gardens are so well kept and absolutely beautiful. There's a little cafe area with Toilets which were clean. Payment to enter is cash only. No card reading facilities Would 100% recommend a visit.

Great place to visit if you want to get away from the busy areas and have a stroll in the shadow of century-old trees. Lovely seaviews, colourful flowers everywhere and if you’re lucky you’ll be able to spot a tortoise or snake. Our 6-year old kids were charmed. There’s a few parking spots right at the entrance.

We visited the arboretum with no great expectations, but I loved the faded charm of the gardens. The history of the site is really interesting and there are some great spots for photos. I liked the fact that the gardens are a bit overgrown and not tidied up into regimented order. We explored the wider area, wandering through the olive grove to the northwest of the arboretum, then finding the ornamental ruins and stone steps down to sea level. We walked along the quiet road to the port of Trsteno (no facilities) then up the stepped path, past lovely private gardens and back into the arboretum by the olive press.