Medjugorje, as well as the major part of Herzegovina, has Mediterranean climate.
This means that summers are humid, long and hot, while winters are rather mild. Located between the Herzegovinian mountains, Medjugorje gets cooler temperatures thanks to the winds coming from the Adriatic sea. This wind, locally called and knows as “bura” also brings some snow [...]

Once in Medjugorje, there are many pilgrimage sites you can visit. Depending on whether you came to Medjugorje with an agency or individually, pilgrimage sites are the same. Only your schedule may vary.

First site pilgrims visit when in Medjugorje is The Queen of Peace Shrine Church. Services are held ever day, on multiple languages.
First [...]

When traveling to Medjugorje, you should always have on mind visa requirements, if any. There were many cases where pilgrims decided to travel on their own, and were left at the border when they failed to show their valid visas and/or passports.
Traveling to foreign country is a big decision, and should always go as smooth [...]

Medjugorje is a small town in south Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is located on Bakan peninsula, in the southeastern Europe.
Bosnia and Herzegovina borders with Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro. It has an area of 51,129 square kilometers, and is almost landlocked except for the 26 kilometers of the Adriatic Sea coastline, around the country’s town [...]

Since June 24, 1981 there have been thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of miracles in Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Medjugorje miracles, whether smaller or bigger, changed people’s lives. Here are only some of them and they all have something in common – for people who believed and saw them, they were beautiful, divine, [...]

Our Lady of Medjugorje
On June 24, 1981 six young adults from a small Croatian village in Bosnia and Herzegovina saw something that changed their lives forever. Our Lady of Peace appeared to them and told them not to be scared. They ran away, and came back the following day. Since then, this small village called [...]

Medjugorje visionaries
On June 24, 1981 at around 6pm six little children went outside of Medjugorje on a little hill named Podbrdo, or locally known as Crnica.
Those children were Ivanka Ivanković, Mirjana Dragičević, Vicka Ivanković, Ivan
Dragičević, Ivan Ivanković and Milka Pavlović. While there, they saw a beautiful, young woman holding a baby in her arms. [...]