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Łapsze Niżne is one of the villages of Spisz, a historical region on the border between Poland and Slovakia. Although Spisz neighbours Podhale, its inhabitants are Spišs, not highlanders, and speak their own dialect combining Polish and Slovak.
Gothic church
St. Quirin's Church stands out in the village. It is a beautiful example of a mixture of eras, typically Gothic on the outside and Late Baroque on the inside.
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Guara
Typical inhabitants of Łapsze Niżne use the Spiš dialect, which is a transitional Polish-Slovak dialect.
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9 villages
The municipality consists of: Falsztyn, Frydman, Kacwin, Łapszanka, Łapsze Niżne and Wyżne, Niedzica, Niedzica - Zamek and Trybsz.
