Church of Our Lady of Prizidnice — Attraction in Grad Split

The church in Prizidnice was built in 1546 by priest J. Strojdražić, the hermit of Prizidnice who had settled there years before. On the facade of the church there is an inscription in old Italian (italiano volgare) carved into the stone board:

PRE ZORZI STOID RAZIC VENE QUA IN EREMITORIO ED IFICHO QUESTO TEMPIO AD ONORE BEATE MARIE CONC EPCIONE MDXLVI

In translation: Priest J. Strojdražić comes here in hermit's residence and raises this temple on the honor of Blessed Maria of Conception in 1546.

The sanctuary is situated in beautiful natural surroundings on the southern part of the island, on the stone cliffs beside the sea. Pilgrims go on pilgrimage to the Our Lady of Prizidnice four times during the year: On Easter Monday and Whit Monday, on Immaculate Conception of Blessed Virgin Mary and Holy Name of Mary 's. Believers in large number go on a pilgrimage on Holy Name of Mary's when sanctuary is full of pilgrims not only from Slatine but from other surrounding places as well. (Travel agency...

Our Lady of Prizidnica – Sacred Peace on the Cliffside

Tucked away on the southern side of Čiovo Island, the sanctuary of Our Lady of Prizidnica offers peace, history, and stunning sea views. This 16th-century chapel carved into the cliff is perfect for a spiritual break in nature.

Recommendation: Quad Tour with Pine Tree Adventures (Slatine)

For a unique experience, we recommend reaching the site with a guided quad tour by Quad Adventures Pine Tree from Slatine. The route leads through pine forests and scenic trails straight to the sanctuary – a perfect blend of adventure, nature, and spirituality.

Tip: Ideal for those seeking an active trip off the beaten path, with breathtaking views and a touch of...

This place, the church of Our Lady of Prizidnice, is just remarkable. From the parking lot it's just a 10 minute walk along steep cliffs. The place is mesmerizing, good for a moment of self reflection or just to enjoy the scenery of the Adriatic sea. Be sure to bring sufficient water as during summer days even the 10 minute walk can become exhausting. Free access, no tickets needed. There's an option to continue the walk for a few minutes to reach the sea. Swimming is possible yet steep rocks to climb back. No beach. Please like this review if found...