Cerveny Klastor is probably the most frequently visited place by Poles among our southern neighbors. This is due to its location right next to the polish-slovak border, as well as the pedestrian and bicycle footbridge built in 2006, which significantly improves communication. The monastery itself is usually associated with the flying monk Cyprian, and its greatest advantage is the picturesque location on the Dunajec River with a breathtaking view of the Three Crowns.