Trybsz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Trybsz is home to the wooden Church of St. Elisabeth, dating from 1567. Its Baroque polychrome decoration dates from 1647, and it also features a painted panorama of the Polish Tatra Mountains. You can rent a holiday apartment in Trybsz. For visitors interested in historic cultural monuments, the church is a specific point of reference.

Nature

About 2.5 km north of Trybsz lies the Białka Gorge Nature Reserve. It comprises the limestone rocks of Obłazowa and Kramnica, between which the Białka River forms a gorge.

Geographical location

Trybsz lies in the Polish part of Spiš, in the northwestern Zamagurie, between Spiš Pieniny and the Spiš Foothills.

Culture

The municipality of Łapsze Niżne is shaped by Polish, Hungarian, Slovak and Vlach cultural influences; these include different traditions, languages and architectural styles. The municipality offers opportunities for hiking on trails in the Spiš Pieniny and Magura, cycling on numerous walking and cycling paths, and water sports on Lake Czorsztyn.

Surroundings

Branisko and Litwinowska Góra are located in the immediate surroundings of Trybsz.

Located in the surrounding area of Trybsz are Niedzica (Dunajec) - Zamek, Niedzica - Zamek XIIIw., Gronkow and Kierbag.

Votrubova Chata and Červený Kláštor are located in the wider regional surroundings of Trybsz.

For a closer look at other local pages: Obidowa, Maniowy, Gronków, Kluszkowce, Tylmanowa, Falsztyn, Tylka, Szaflary.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Nowotarski.

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