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  • Lubelskie w lipcu 2025 | Sprawdź, co się wydarzy!

    2025-07-01
    2025-07-31
    Published: 01/07/2025

    Lato w województwie lubelskim zapowiada się wyjątkowo barwnie i inspirująco. Lipiec to miesiąc, w którym region tętni życiem, a jego miasta i miasteczka zamieniają się w sceny teatralne, muzyczne i artystyczne. Miłośnicy kultury, tradycji, sztuki, sportu i dobrej zabawy znajdą tu coś d ...

     

  • Konkurs na „Najlepszy Produkt Turystyczny Województwa Lubelskiego 2025” – START!

    2025-06-18
    2025-07-25
    Published: 18/06/2025

    Ruszyła XXII edycja Konkursu „Najlepszy Produkt Turystyczny Województwa Lubelskiego 2025”.

     

  • Lubelskie muzea i atrakcje w Boże Ciało 2025

    Published: 19/06/2025

    Planujesz odwiedzić Lubelskie w Boże Ciało (19 czerwca 2025)? Sprawdź, informację na temat dostępnych atrakcji i muzeów w regionie. Lublin, Zamość, Roztocze, Lasy Janowskie, Polesie czy Kraina Lessowych Wąwozów? Gdzie wybierzesz się tym razem? ...

The museum commemorates and promotes the life and works of popular Lublin writers and poets, including Konrad Bielski, Józef Łobodowski, Kazimierz Andrzej Jaworski, Antoni Madej and many others. The most famous one was Józef Czechowicz (1903-1939), considered to be one of the greatest polish poets of the XX century. His poems present the magical atmosphere and beauty of the pre-war city. The seat of the museum is a tenement house previously owned by Sergiusz Jan Riabinin (1872-1942), a historian, archivist, and author of valuable works on the history of the city.

ul. Złota 3
20-112 Lublin

tel. (+48) 81 532 30 90
www.zamek-lublin.pl

The Museum of Martyrdom "Pod Zegarem" is located in the cells of the former Gestapo arrest. The exhibition presents the profiles of prisoners, both during their detention as well as their subsequent fate. Admission to the museum is free.

ul. Uniwersytecka 1
20-029 Lublin
tel. +48 887 750 010
www.zamek-lublin.pl
zegar@mnwl.pl

 

While walking around the picturesque Open Air Village Museum it's hard to resist the impression of travelling back in time. One can find here meticulously restored village huts, wooden Christian and Orthodox churches, or a windmill. The Museum is divided into seven regional parts: Lublin Upland, Roztocze, Powiśle, Podlasie and Polesie Lubelskie, Nadbuże, as well as mansion area and small town.

Welcome to Lublin! A visit to this unique city deserves to be captured with exquisite photos. But where can you find the most picturesque views? Below, we present the most Instagrammable spots in Lublin. Once you’ve reached them, make sure to share your shots using the #lublintravel hashtag, and don’t forget to tag us @lubelskie_travel on Instagram. We’ll gladly share them in our stories!

ul. Grodzka 21
20-112 Lublin

tel. +48 81 532 58 67
fax +48 81 534 61 10
www.teatrnn.pl
teatrnn@tnn.lublin.pl

The Grodzka Gate in Lublin was also known as the Jewish Gate - it was the conventional border between the Christian city within the walls and the Jewish district. Today it houses the permanent exhibition “Lublin. Memory of the Place”, devoted to the history of the pre-war city and its inhabitants.

We're pleased to inform that we have launched an on-line shop. Just a few clicks and Lublin souvenirs, publications, and maps land in your basket. The offer will be continously expanded. The shipment is only possible within the borders of Poland.

The German concentration camp operated from October 1941 to July 1944. The prisoners came from about 30 countries. On the site of the former camp, the State Museum at Majdanek was established with the purpose to nurture the memory of the victims of the German occupation in the Lublin region during World War II. Visiting the area and using the services of the Visitor Service Center (guides, publishing houses) is possible all year round - in winter only until dusk - except on Mondays, public and religious holidays.

Historic records suggest that in the 16th c. Lithuanian noblemen resided here during the proceedings of the Sejm debating on the signing of the Polish-Lithuanian Union in 1569. This significant event is commemorated with a monument shaped like an obelisk.

The name of the square is connected with the first church built within the city walls – the Parish Church of St. Michael the Archangel. It was founded in the 13th c. by Leszek the Black as a votive offering for the victory over the Jatvingians.