Ethno Village Herceg in Međugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, hosts seminars, conferences and large events for audiences from a few dozen to 1,000 people. The complex covers more than 5 hectares and has more than 1,600 square meters of conference space, 70 bedrooms on site and a restaurant with 300 seats indoors.
Seminars and company events
The conference offer is organized around four spaces: the large Queen Katarina Hall, the amphitheatre used as a seminar hall, and two conference rooms. All rooms are air conditioned and soundproof. The venue lists daylight, Wi-Fi, wired connections, a projector and screen, wireless hand and table microphones, a sound system, a laser pointer, a flipchart and a rostrum. A technician is part of the service. Formats named on the site include conferences, lectures, seminars, workshops, press conferences, meetings, trainings and presentations. Parking is free for all guests.
Rooms and capacities
Queen Katarina Hall is a multifunctional hall with 700 seats. The congress hall seats 150 and is linked to the amphitheatre, which seats 1,000 and also hosts cultural programs. The site describes the Katarina hall as the space for larger ceremonies. Room sizes in square meters are not given for individual halls.
Accommodation
The village has 68 double rooms and 3 suites. Superior rooms, twin or double, are in stone houses furnished in oak. Forty four-star double rooms are in the annex, in standard hotel format. The suites are cottages with a bedroom, a living room and a fireplace. An outdoor pool with a 1,200 square meter water area belongs to the complex, but it is reserved for hotel guests. The venue also offers package deals that combine an event with a longer stay.
Catering
Restaurant Herceg seats about 300 people inside, spread over several floors, and another 300 on the terraces. The kitchen combines Herzegovinian specialties with Italian dishes. The site presents a food menu and a wine list.
History and setting
The complex opened in late 2008 and includes more than 50 stone buildings. Within the grounds are a chapel with paintings by the Italian artist Elisabeth Zocca, a museum in an old house, shops, a bocce court and stables. On request, the team can organize trips to natural sites in the region.
Getting there
The village stands in the Gospodarska zona area at Tromeđa, outside the town of Međugorje. Guests arrive by road and park on site.
