Sičane: Hotels and accommodations

In Sičane, religious heritage, archaeological traces, and routes in the area around Dicmo come together. When planning a trip, alongside information about the locality, there may also be a desire to book a hotel.

Culture

In Sičane stands the Church of Saint Nicholas Tavelić, a simple concrete church built between 1971 and 1976; the bell tower was completed later. It is the first church dedicated to Saint Nicholas Tavelić in the Archdiocese of Split-Makarska. Its construction began shortly after Pope Paul VI canonized Saint Nicholas Tavelić on June 6, 1970. The church was completely renovated in time for the celebration of its 40th anniversary. A medieval cemetery lies next to the church.

Other traces in Sičane include a Roman road station with remains of architecture, decoration, and inscriptions, as well as a prehistoric defensive wall near Mojanka.

History

Dicmo is connected to the former Rera narrow-gauge railway. The railway station was built in 1902, and the Sinj–Split line was in operation from 1903 to 1962; an Italian bunker stands next to the railway.

The Municipality of Dicmo is a partner in the restoration and enhancement of the Our Lady of Sinj Route. The Our Lady of Sinj Trail follows the former Rera railway line toward Kukuzovac.

Routes

The Central Dalmatia Camino route is connected to Sićane; along its course, Sićane lies between Kraj and Brnaze. On the Camino approach to Dicmo, the route runs near a road lined with cafés and fast-food establishments.

In the area around Dicmo, there is a shop, a bakery, a café, a pharmacy, and private accommodations for pilgrims on the Camino.

Geographical location

County road 6119 connects Dicmo Sičane to state road D1 over 3.5 km. Local road 67034 connects Dicmo Sičane to Dicmo Kraj over 3.8 km.

For further accommodation searches, the locality pages for Ercegovci, Kraj and Krušvar are also available.

For the higher-level travel overview: Municipality of Dicmo.