Brsečine is located in Dubrovnik Neretva County, northwest of Dubrovnik on the Adriatic highway. It contains several hamlets, including: Mihanovići, Kalac, Kugla, Morter, Senj, Brdari, Podkondžilo i Podubrava. It is located above the main road, and only a portion is located below it. At the time of the Dubrovnik Republic, this little place was intended for vacation trips of Dubrovnik authorities, and here can be visited the mansion of Cvijeta Zuzorić which has been built in the 16th century. Also known is mansion Ohmučević - Bizzaro, which dates from the 17th century. In this place there is the church of Sv Đurđe, and nearby are the remains of the church of Sv Stjepan. The patron of the village is Sv. Ana, who has its own church. In 1853rd here was born Vid Vuletic Vukasović, Dubrovnik's historian and writer. The villagers are mostly engaged in fishing, agriculture and tourism, according to the census in 2001. here lived 77 residents, while the census of 2011. recorded 96 inha...bitants. Brsečine are mostly inhabited by Croats - Catholics. Traffic connection is not sufficiently developed, bus to Dubrovnik has a line several times a day. But if you have a car this area is perfect for a vacation in a quiet environment, away from the bustle of the city. Particularly noteworthy are sandy beaches which with their beauty attract many tourists. Below the Adriatic highway there is a path to the bay northeast of Osmoliš, and there are situated many smaller ships and boats. This bay is protected from winds, and also known are the peaks Žežnjice, Gradina, Dujen i Krst. Tourists can also visit the islands of Lopud and Sipan. Brsečine is from Dubrovnik airport located only 45 kilometers away, and considering that this little place does not offer a rich nightlife, most tourists are visiting Dubrovnik. Rich cuisine and Dalmatian dishes every year dazzle tourists, who enjoy long summer nights on the eye cozy place.