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18. Festiwal Teatrów Niewielkich

2024-11-21

2024-11-24

Amatorski teatr przejmu deski sceny w Centrum Spotkania Kultur. Adresatami wydarzenia są twórcy spektakli jednego aktora (monodramtu) lub duetu (duodramatów).

Anna Celińska-Banaszek i Tomasz Banaszek „NASZ ŚWIAT” | wystawa malarstwa

2021-10-15

2021-11-03

Wernisaż wystawy malarstwa Anny Celińskiej Banaszek i Tomasza Banaszka "Nasz świat" odbędzie się w Galerii TPSP "Przy Bramie" 15 października, zaś wystawę będzie można oglądać do 3 listopada.

Lublin Old Town mobile app

Lublin Old Town is a mobile application in the form of an audio guide, designed to help you explore Lublin in a convenient and engaging way. Through this app, you’ll discover fascinating stories about the city's history and its key monuments located in and around the Old Town.

Lublin Cathedral

The magnificent Archcathedral is a must-see when visiting Lublin. It is a former Jesuit church, built in 1586-1604. The temple was built according to the design of Italian architects Jan Mario Bernardoni and Joseph Bricci, in the Baroque style. The church was modeled on the Roman Jesuit temple Il Gesu. In 1604 the church was consecrated by the Cracow bishop Bernard Maciejowski and received a call of St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist. Along with the church, the Jesuits built a college which buildings once surrounded today's Cathedral Square. After a fire in 1752, the church was rebuilt. At that time, the famous illusionist polychromes by master Joseph Mayer were created.

Dominican Church & Monastery

ul. Złota 9
20-112 Lublin
tel. +48 81 532 89 80
www.lublin.dominikanie.pl

Grodzka Gate

This fortified gate built in the 14th c. was a part of the defensive city walls. It was also a gateway between the Christian and Jewish quarters, which is why it was often referred to as the Jewish Gate. It was originally built as a quadrilateral structure crowned with crenels. Later on a foregate supported with buttresses was added.

Cracow Gate

The Cracow Gate is one of the architectural symbols of Lublin. Its name derives from the fact that the gate is directed towards the historical route that led to Cracow, the then capital of the state.