Tourist attractions
ul. Rynek 120-111 Lublin +48 81 534 65 70www.teatrnn.pl/podziemiapodziemia@tnn.lublin.pl ...
The Museum of Housing Estates was created in 2018 in the Lublin estate LSM (Lublin Housing Cooperative), designed by the architects Zofia and Oskar Hansen. The institution fits in the character of the neighbourhood, for it's located in one of the pavilions by the working market at Wileńska street, a place deeply rooted in consciousness of the inhabitants of the estate and the city. It is them who supply the museum with exhibits and stories. Prior reservation required ul. Wileńska 2120-603 Lublin tel. +48 607 094 104www.mom-lublin.plp.paga@mom-lublin.pl ...
Muzeum Politechniki Lubelskiej prezentuje bogatą historię uczelni oraz jej dorobek techniczny, oferując wystawę stałą „Historia i technika”. Ekspozycja obejmuje ponad 200 urządzeń związanych z pracami badawczo-rozwojowymi, w tym aparaturę z czasów zimnej wojny, pierwsze komputery domowe oraz wynalazki stworzone przez pracowników uczelni. Wstęp do muzeum jest bezpłatny. Muzeum dostępne jest po uprzednim kontakcie telefonicznym, od poniedziałku do piątku w godzinach od 8.00 do 15.00. ...
ul. Radziszewskiego 1120-031 Lublintel. +48 81 537 58 31www..umcs.plmuzeum@umcs.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. ...
Cebularz is a well known snack from the Lublin region. It originates from Jewish cuisine. Wheat cake with onion seasoned with poppy seeds - delicious! During the visit in the Regional Museum of Cebularz the guests will learn about it's history and recipe, as well as about Lublin itself. ...
"On its tower a tin cock fluttered, another - bore a clock that hummed a tune" - this is the beginning of A poem about Lublin by Józef Czechowicz. According to the legend, said tin cock, standing on the top of the Trinitarian Tower, used to warn the citizens about upcoming danger. Today it allegedly crows when a chaste maiden walks through the gate in the tower... ...
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