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Monastery
Červený Kláštor Monastery
Monastery founded in 1319 by Carthusian monks on the banks of the Dunajec, later occupied by Camaldolese. Today it is a museum, with the history of the monks and Brother Cyprian.
Prešov · Slovakia
Červený Kláštor
In the destination Pieniny.
In the photo: Červený Kláštor monastery.
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The city
What to expect from Červený Kláštor.
Small village on the banks of the Dunajec River, on the border with Poland, within the Zamagurie region. The name, which means “red monastery,” comes from the 14th-century Carthusian monastery, now a museum. It is the embarkation point for the wooden rafts that descend the Dunajec gorge and the start of the trail that follows the river to Lesnica. A footbridge links the village to Sromowce Niżne in Poland.
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The local experience
What to see in Červený Kláštor
Boat trip
Dunajec Rafting
Traditional descent of the Dunajec gorge on wooden rafts piloted by raftmen, from Červený Kláštor to Lesnica, covering about 9 km between the Pieniny cliffs.
Trail
Dunajec Gorge (Prielom Dunajca)
Flat trail along the Slovak bank of the Dunajec gorge, from Červený Kláštor to Lesnica, open to pedestrians and cyclists, with panels about the Pieniny’s nature.