Samostan Pleterje
Drča 1, SI-8310 Šentjernej
Phone386 (0) 7 308 1225, 386 (0) 7 337 7680, 386 (0) 41 630730
Simon Udvanc, Head
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The old monastery architecture is not preserved, apart from the church of St Trinity and parts of some buildings. The church (which is only open for groups) presents a unique type of Gothic architecture in Central Europe. A multivision system presents the history of the monastery and the life of the monks to visitors.
The monastery incorporates a rich library and a collection of some 44 oil paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries, which are attributed to the Flemish, French, Italian and German Masters. A collection belonging to Dolenjska Museum is also installed in the vestibule of the church.
It is also possible to purchase a range of garden produce and other products here, including the famous Pleterje pear brandy.
Adjacent to the monastery is an open-air museum:
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The youngest of the Slovene Carthusian monasteries at Pleterje was founded by Count Herman II of Celje in 1407. +
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