Gornji Vinjani: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

Gornji Vinjani is home to the preventively protected archaeological site of Pod Gredom, which is designated as cultural property P-5617 in Croatia.

Borak is designated as immovable cultural property in Gornji Vinjani under the designation Z-4622. The ruins of an ancient building dating from the 2nd to the 4th century are located there. Finds from Borak include a mosaic, a water supply system, a bronze statue of Venus, and fragments of ancient pottery.

Janjišev dub is a late medieval cemetery dating from the 16th to the 18th century.

Faith

The Church of St. Ante in Gornji Vinjani is designated as cultural property. It was built in 1892 on Golo brdo; its grounds include an outdoor altar for open-air services and a large car park. It is associated with large gatherings for the feast of Saint Ante. The feast attracted pilgrims from the Imotska Krajina and Herzegovina to the shrine of Vinjani.

The Church of St. Roko in Gornji Vinjani is designated as immovable cultural property. In St. Roko, the parish holds Eucharistic adoration every Thursday at 6 p.m.

Nature

Ravna Glavica is located near Gornji Vinjani. The surrounding area of Gornji Vinjani includes Rodijak, Budića Kosa, Veliki Oštrc, and Mali Kličinovac.

The Imotska Kapa cycling route leads from Proložac Gornji via Gornji Vinjani, Crna Gora, Markote, and Đuzeli back to Proložac Gornji.

Geographical Location

Vinjani Gornji has a permanent road border crossing for international passenger and freight traffic.

Sveta Kata is located near Gornji Vinjani. Sveti Ante, Sveta Marija, and Sveti Ilija are located in the wider regional area.

Anyone considering Gornji Vinjani as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Other destinations: Donji Vinjani, Imotski, Glavina Donja, Glavina Gornja.

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Imotski.