Pyromania Monastery Zagorz

The video explores the history of the abandoned monastery in Szagos, built in 1739 and destroyed by fire 30 years later. Despite another fire in 1822, a piece of the original church was moved to Zagu's parish. The site served as a military hospital and was visited by the Polish pope in 1957. Now a seasonal tourist attraction, the video encourages viewers to explore more through a playlist and participate in a poll for future content.

What year was the original monastery in Szagos built?

• 1739

• 1822

• 1957

• 1800

What was the main reason the locals decided not to rebuild the monastery after the 1822 fire?

• Government restrictions

• No available materials

• High expense

• Lack of interest

What was one of the uses of the abandoned monastery in the 18th century?

• A school

• A marketplace

• A military hospital

• A library

Who visited the monastery in 1957?

• The Polish pope

• A famous historian

• The President of Poland

• A renowned architect

What is the current status of the monastery?

• It is open to tourists seasonally

• It is a private residence

• It is a government building

• It is a fully functioning church