Why pilgrims come
A sacred place worth the journey.
A great Dalmatian Franciscan shrine centered on the venerated painting of Our Lady of Sinj, brought by friars and Catholic families who fled Rama in 1687. Its annual August pilgrimage and the official route from Solin preserve a living link between Croatia and Rama-Šćit in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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The pilgrim’s guide
What makes this visit meaningful
Approach Sinj through the painting's migration from Rama, the Franciscan sanctuary, and the thirty-kilometre pilgrim route from Solin.
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The painting from Rama
Connect the image with displacement, refuge, and enduring devotion.
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The Lady of Sinj Trail
Walk the officially developed pilgrimage corridor from Solin.
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August pilgrimage
Encounter the shrine at its living devotional center.
Feasts, anniversaries & celebrations
Great Feast of Our Lady of SinjNight pilgrimages take place during the August 8–15 period; verify the current program.
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