Petrovo Selo

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Imagine a place where time seems to slow down. This is Petrovo Selo. It is a village in Croatia, part of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. Let’s explore this small village and its surroundings.

Petrovo Selo sits at 42°41’11″N latitude and 18°04’47″E longitude. Its location places it in the Central European Standard Time zone. If you are visiting, remember that the local currency is the Croatian Kuna.

In 2021, Petrovo Selo had a population of just 24 people. The village covers a total area of about 2.7 square kilometers. This makes it a close-knit community with plenty of space.

Petrovo Selo is not far from several airports. Dubrovnik Airport is the closest, at about 20 kilometers southeast. Tivat Airport in Montenegro is also nearby. It lies roughly 61 kilometers southeast of the village.

The area around Petrovo Selo includes several towns. Mokošica is just 0.8 kilometers south. Pobrežje is 1.2 kilometers to the west. Sustjepan and Obuljeno are a bit further southeast.

The surrounding landscape offers a mix of natural beauty and local life. You might notice the varying elevations. Petrovo Selo itself sits about 198 meters above sea level.

If you plan to explore further, consider visiting Dubrovnik. It is only about 3.6 kilometers south of Petrovo Selo. The village provides a quiet contrast to the bustling city.

Petrovo Selo offers a glimpse into rural Croatian life. The slow pace and small population create a unique charm. It is a place to appreciate the simple things. It’s a serene spot, far from the hustle of city life.

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