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Hotel Palace MEDJUGORJE, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA


Located in Medjugorje, one of Europe’s most visited pilgrimage destinations, Hotel Palace offers a peaceful retreat just a few minutes’ walk from St James Church and the Sanctuary of the Queen of Peace. Tucked away from the busiest streets, the hotel provides an atmosphere of serenity while remaining close to the spiritual heart of the town. Olive groves and gentle hills surround the property, and from its doorstep, walking paths lead towards Apparition Hill and Cross Mountain, two of the most significant pilgrimage sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Many guests choose to join the daily services at the sanctuary, then return to the hotel to rest and reflect in its peaceful gardens. Accommodation at Hotel Palace is simple


and comfortable. Many rooms feature balconies overlooking Medjugorje’s hills and gardens, creating a natural sense of calm. The hotel’s restaurant serves both international favourites and regional dishes, made with ingredients sourced from the fertile valleys nearby. Alongside familiar international dishes, the kitchen highlights local flavours: peppery olive oil from nearby groves,


homemade cheeses, sun-ripened vegetables and slow-cooked meats seasoned with Mediterranean herbs. Breakfast often features fresh bread, honey and figs from village markets, while dinners are paired with regional wines that showcase the area’s growing viticultural scene. Beyond its spiritual landmarks, Medjugorje


also offers access to some of Herzegovina’s most striking landscapes. Just over 15 miles away, the Kravica Waterfalls cascade into turquoise pools surrounded by lush forest, while the medieval town of Počitelj, with its stone towers and Ottoman- era architecture, offers a glimpse into the region’s storied past. A little further afield, Mostar — famed for its graceful bridge and vibrant blend of cultures — makes for a rewarding day trip. Hotel Palace caters equally to individuals and


groups, offering shuttle services, guided excursions and logistical support for pilgrimage visits. The staff are known for their warmth and local insight, helping guests discover lesser-known treasures such as rural chapels, vineyards and family-run markets selling figs, honey and handmade textiles.


DON’T MISS Walk the scenic path from the hotel to Apparition Hill for a quiet, reflective climb with beautiful views over Medjugorje


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KEY FEATURES • On-site restaurant serving regional cuisine


• Comfortable rooms with balconies • Complimentary wi-fi throughout the property


• Shuttle & transfer services available


KEY ACTIVITIES • Pilgrimage walks to Apparition Hill & Cross Mountain


• Day trips to Kravica Waterfalls • Cultural excursions to Počitelj & Mostar


• Wine-tasting in Herzegovina’s vineyards


GET IN TOUCH medjugorjepalace.com +387 36 655 100 instagram.com/medjugorje.palace


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