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General information

Name:	Ecological Chapel
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Category:	Church, ruined church, chapel, temple
Religion:	Catholic
World heritage:	no
Description:	The Ecological chapel built in 1997 and dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi, protects and notifies the inhabitants there of the dam Golica/Koralpe, built on the other side of the national border in Austria, in the municipality of Soboth. The chapel serves as a symbol and draws attention to the danger facing the Bistrica Valley – of the wave of water, held behind the dam that would flood the valley, if the dam broke.
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Location

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City:	Muta
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Country:	Slovenia
Territorial unit:	Koroška
Latitude:	46.6105
Longitude:	15.1690
Elevation:	320.74

Contact

Manager:	TIC Slovenj Gradec
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Additional information

Accessibility:	Good
Availability:	Unlimited visit
Condition:	Good
Attractiveness:	Medium
Particularity:	n 1998 the first ecological pilgrimage in Slovenia was here, this being the only ecological chapel in the country. Next to the chapel there is a bridge across the Bistrica River, over which you can access Sedelnikov waterfall. From here it is an hour and a half walk along the marked mountain trail to St. Bartholomew's.
City attractiveness:	Regional
City services:	Average
Thematic routes:
oip:	Holiday tourism,Active tourism,Nature-based tourism
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