Explore Lublin
Planning a visit to Lublin? What an excellent idea! In addition to its unique monuments and fascinating museums, you’ll discover a variety of other attractions here. To ensure you don’t miss out on anything, we’ve compiled some tips for exploring the charms of the "goat's city." You certainly won’t be bored! Here are some selected suggestions: ...
Lublin boasts numerous unique places and monuments, each contributing to its rich historical tapestry. Among these, some stand out as essential to understanding the city's history. One of the most valuable is the Holy Trinity Chapel, located on Castle Hill, with its walls adorned by 15th-century Ruthenian-Byzantine frescoes. This extraordinary site, along with the walls of the Dominican Basilica, bears witness to the events of the Polish-Lithuanian Union of 1569. Both have been recognized with the prestigious European Heritage Label. Lublin's Old Town, renowned for its well-preserved Renaissan ...
Atmospheric alleys, perfectly preserved unique monuments, traces of the multicultural past of the city, mysterious stories, exquisite regional cuisine, aromatic scent of the cebularz, and many, many more await you in Lublin. There are many ways to spend the weekend in Lublin and... each of them will be great! Here is one example. ...
On July 1, 1569, the Polish-Lithuanian Union, known as the Union of Lublin, was established. We invite you to explore the sites especially connected to this historic event, each distinguished with the European Heritage Label. This recognition is awarded to sites that have played a significant role in shaping Europe’s history and culture or in fostering the values underpinning European integration. These sites include the Holy Trinity Chapel, the Dominican Church of St. Stanislaus the Martyr, and the Union of Lublin Monument located in Lithuanian Square. ...
What’s worth visiting in Lublin in just one day? We’ve prepared a one-day itinerary that will introduce you to the city’s most important monuments and fascinating stories. Next time, you’ll be able to explore even more during a longer stay. Our walk begins at Teatralny Square. ...
A walk with a PTTK guide in Lublin The Polish Tourist and Sightseeing Society (PTTK) is one of the most active tour operators in Lublin. It brings together experienced guides who are happy to show the city to individual tourists as well as smaller and larger groups. There are also walks organized in the summer months, which tourists visiting Lublin can join spontaneously, without reservation. The fee is paid at the meeting point with the guide. Organiser: Biuro Obsługi Ruchu Turystycznego PTTK w Lublinietel. +48 81 532 87 04biuro@bortpttklublin.plwww.bortpttklublin.plFacebook: PTTK w L ...