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Łapsze Niżne is one of the villages in Spisz, a historical region on the border of Poland and Slovakia. Although Spisz borders Podhale, its inhabitants are Spisz people, not highlanders, and they speak their own dialect, which combines the Polish and Slovak languages.
Gothic church
The church of St. Quirinus stands out in the municipality. It is a beautiful example of a blend of eras – typically Gothic on the outside, and late Baroque on the inside.
Dialect
The typical inhabitants of Łapsze Niżne speak the Spiš dialect, which is a transitional Polish-Slovak dialect.
A cruise with the “Biała Dama” and “Harnaś” boats
At the pier below the “Czorsztyn” castle, we can take a cruise on the lake aboard the “Biała Dama” and “Harnaś” boats.
