Top 50 things to do and attractions in Lublin

Excellent exhibitions, including history related to living in Lublin area throughout the centuries, big numismatic collection, and very interesting temporary art exhibition dedicated to women's art from 1850 - 1950 plus exhibition of art of Tamara Lempicka. Highly recommended.

Make sure to download the "Muzeum Narodowego w Lublinie" app and inside the app a 300MB audio guide (if you download it at the Castle it will take up to an hour to finish). Otherwise the visit will feel a bit wasted. So far the least interesting castle in Poland. Half of the space is dedicated to paintings and the castle itself looks to be rebuilt and lacks it's medieval feel.

Beautiful castle with artefacts, paintings. Provides a great history of Lublin 300 - 500BC and how people lived. There was a beaitiful chapel with inages forom 600 years ago and two art exhibitions.

I’d give this place a 5/5 if I weren’t comparing it with Wawel or Prague’s castle. For 40zl, you get access to all of the permanent collections, the keep, and BEST of all, the incredible chapel. I came for this spot specifically, which honestly blew me away. A gorgeous and truly impressive example of Byzantine-Ruthenian artwork, dating back to the 15th century. I could spend hours in there. I’d love to come back for a detailed tour. I also greatly enjoyed the small exhibit of Russian icons, which were wonderfully displayed.

Worth visiting the tower. Go to the very top for scenic views of city.

The castle has turned into a very good, rather big museum. So take your time and don't hurry. Expect to be approx 2 hours in the museum. And yes, buy also the ticket for the chapel (one the highlights in Lublin), that is UNESCO list! Different rooms/ galleries with different styles. Galleries with Lublin area history, icons, highlights of Polish painters, coins.

Super interesting. Well conserved. Peace of history.

Really enjoyed our visit here. For a small fee you can experience a recreation of a heritage village showing what home steads in Poland used to look like. There is lots of information here and it's a very pleasant way to spend a few hours or more outside. There is plenty of space so you could picnic here also as it's essentially like being in a large park. There was a bar / restaurant towards the end where we stopped for a beer.

A beautiful peaceful place for young and old alike. (Although a few small inclines). Some exhibitions/ souvenir shop close 15-30 minutes before the site closes. Worthy of a few hours to a full day. See old rural Poland in its glory and enjoy it at a leisurely pace. Parking may be a challenge at busy times. Sufficient toilets and restaurant. Would definitely and robably will go back again.

I came here hoping to learn more about my great grandmother who was originally from Kluczkowice. Seeing how houses were built and upheld around the time of her departure to the US in 1913 was very powerful. I felt alive and at home here. I enjoyed exploring the beautiful grounds.

A fantastic location, with a good look into the history of Farm life in Poland some 3 or 4 hundred years ago. Very interesting for kids and adults alike. Highly recomended for a whole day out. You can feed the fish down at the lake. There are sheep, goats and a cow. As well as horses There is a kids petting area. There is also a Cafe and some local honey selling.

Lublin Village Open Air Museum is a very nice open-air museum, not so far from the centre of Lublin. On the huge area are located numerous gorgeous buildings from the Lublin Voivodeship surrounded by trees, bushes and other greenery. Between the old architecture are places in which traditional breeds of domesticated animals are kept or roam freely. This open-air museum allowed visitors of different ages not only to experience various aspects of the regional folk culture but also to learn interesting facts concerning the recent past. It also allows visitors to rest actively and to relax in the green places.

Quite unusual place. Most buildings were from around 1930s original, moved here. They have a history of families living in them attached. It is a quiet place, very good to chill and slow pace enjoying.

Fantastic place to visit where you could find the village life style few hundred years ago. I highly recommend to visit this once

We had a superb tour of the Jewish memorial archives. Very intimate with 5 of us on the English tour at 12pm. The guide was superb and tailored the tour to meet everyone's needs. The tour took almost 2 hours but the time flew by!

Incredible theater and museum serving as a continuing and historic gateway between past and present, Jewish and Polish. Performances based partly on the vital work being accomplished by the cultural center, which is slowly recovering information on the thousands of Jews who once made Lublin the powerful regional and European community it was - and, differently composed, remains. Part museum, part theater, part school, part archive. An important way to learn and honor the city’s traditions and tragedies. A must see experience. Contemporary exhibits in thoughtfully planned layout. Living history.

One of those places that I hope lives on forever. Theater, museum, research center and archive, this place has it all! The way they present the history of the Jewish story in Lublin is unlike any other place I've seen. Take the tour and allow time to go back and view all the pictures and exhibitions. You won't regret it.

An incredibly interesting place in Lublin where you can learn a lot about the Jewish history of the city and its inhabitants. There is a very interesting exhibition and lots of archive material - you could really call it an archive of memories and stories. It's really great to see that the people there are so committed to the history and culture of the city. The publications are also highly recommended. There are guided tours on various topics (also in English), which we highly recommend. We took part in a guided tour on the Jewish history of the city with Katarzyna and it was a great experience, she was very friendly and we learned a lot! An absolute recommendation if you come to Lublin!

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The Jewish Gate, be sure to visit the theater/exhibition on the Jewish population, it's the best I've experienced in Lublin

incredible beautiful place, so much content its amazing

Very typical church structure and beautiful church. It has very big area and inside the church is adorable. Very high building and we can see all around the old city from top of the building. Inside the church is Very calm and peaceful. we can have mind relax by sitting inside the church. It is open for people who need to go inside and pray. There are many beautiful paintings inside the church and it is reflects traditional paintings.

Spectacular cathedral, one of the most amazing in Poland and a great example of Baroque style. The frescoes are very interesting as well, it all looks very new and well maintained Even at noon on a regular week day there are dozens of faithful coming here

Very beautiful and outstanding. Worth to visit and spend some time

Private parking . A city app does not apply here . Have a great time

Beautiful, but by reading the information boards you can feel you are not welcome there if you are in a cohabitation relationship. For all of you not participating in religion classes at school, don't even think to ask for confirmation or a wedding there. Building very well renovated. To be honest a but too much, especially when you leave the building to look around at all of falling apart blocks of flats, detached houses that seem to be occupied. Visas, American Express, and MasterCard accepted for donations. Plus for accepting donations for the good purpose. The payment terminal has an option in English also. The mass is broadcast online.

Nice historical church.

Colorful catholic cathedral similar to many in poland. Still breathing of depths of ceiling height.

Beautiful park, comfortable place for walking.

Nice quiet place to rest in the center.

Quite a popular park in the central part of Lublin. It has a small fountain, a playground, a stage for different performances and a cafe for peacocks. You can also see peacocks wandering around. At the main entrance you can also get some ice cream in summer time. The park has many benches, but because of the birds it’s not possible to use quite a few of them :) For unknown reasons the paths in the park can switch from cobblestone to asphalt or dirt road. You can be walking one way and the asphalt will suddenly stop and you’ll end up on small gravel path… All in all many people come here to spend some time

The young peacocks are already walking around the runway. So much fun. The Bosco ice cream has lost its flavor, which is a shame.

Really nice and spacious playground for kids, with variety of equipment! There are also peacock that are sometimes aloud to walk freely under eye of the carer. Amazing place to chill with kiddies near the city centre

Tranquil park with lots of nice features including ponds, bridges and peacocks. Well worth a wander.

Lovely Central Park next to the Lublin old city and opera. Shallow hills, shady trees, scenic stations like bridges and full of bridges. Birdsongs. Playground at center full of novel challenges. Fun for the family, or bring a book alone.

An historical place, beautiful and lovely place spending some quality time

A beautiful old town square. Cobbled streets. Great atmosphere and lively restaurants and bars

Lublin's Old Town Market Square is a captivating destination rich in history and charm. Surrounded by beautifully preserved medieval buildings, the square is a lively hub where visitors can admire colorful facades, explore quaint shops, and enjoy local cuisine at charming cafes. The square's cobblestone streets and historic architecture create a picturesque backdrop, while its vibrant atmosphere and cultural events offer an authentic glimpse into the city’s past. Whether you're strolling through its historic heart or relaxing with a coffee, the Old Town Market Square provides a memorable and immersive experience.

A must-visit for all who wants to feel Lublin) The oldest part of the city which looks typically like in the most European cities and towns with a rich Medieval history. It's a place for exploring Lublin, meeting friends, relaxing and enjoying food. There's a lot of cafés and restaurants, some small museums, beautiful buildings and interesting sculptures.

Welcome to the Middle Ages: narrow and bent streets, ancient and richly decorated buildings, the smell of old town, the irregular stone streets and all the poetic corners you can imagine. Take your lute, feel lyrics and enjoy this unique atmosphere.

One of best place in Poland. Nice atmosphere and there are so many old buildings. There are beautiful churches around the old city and many beautiful views. When you need to take rest there many places you can sitting and relaxing. Very beautiful place and I like to go there again and again.

A classic old town square of a small European town, like the ones in ghent, brugge. Well preserved vivid embroidered houses, shouldn’t miss. Quite smooth to find by following the main road.

The Chapel of the Holy Trinity is a truly stunning architectural gem that beautifully combines Gothic structure with Baroque elements. From the moment you arrive, you are captivated by its striking facade – the red brick exterior creates a bold contrast against the elegant, creamy white stucco upper section, which features ornate decorative elements and a beautifully detailed gable. Even on a cloudy day, the chapel stands out with a unique charm that reflects its historical and cultural significance. The building’s exterior is extremely well preserved, and you can immediately feel the weight of history in its walls. The arched windows and stone detailing around the central window and entrance add a noble elegance to the entire structure. The surroundings are also very clean and well maintained, making it an inviting and peaceful place to explore. Whether you're a lover of history, architecture, or simply in search of quiet inspiration, this chapel is a must-visit. I can only imagine how beautiful it must be inside as well. It’s definitely one of the highlights of any trip to Lublin. I highly recommend making time to visit this landmark – it’s a perfect example of Poland’s rich heritage and artistry.

This place is so stunning and breathtaking, this place is suitable for every sacral architecture fan like me.

Enjoyable to find stories and persons in the Bible. Very well reserved. Tickets also can be bought from vending machines.

Very beautiful chapel with unique mix of western and eastern Christian tradition. i strongly recommend to visit it 👍

Impressive part of Lithuanian Grand Duchy history. :) Chapel was built in 1326 as part of Lublin Castle complex. In 1407 it was rebuilt in Gothic style by Lithuanian grand duke and Polish king Jogaila. Extensive fresco work was conducted in the interior by an anonymous team of Ruthenian painters under the supervision of Master Andrey. It was during this time that the walls and ceiling were covered in a Rutheno-Byzantine polychrome. The paintings were completed in 1418, which is noted in Cyrillic on the patronage tablet, located on the arch between the nave and the presbytery of the church. Along with religious scenes decorating the interior of the church, there are two portraits of Jogaila, the patron of the painting project. The polychrome was conducted with various techniques: both on dry and wet plaster with tempera paint. So, it is very sensitive and protected area. :)

Just wow, a must-see location.

Small and has nothing in it but a tiny table at the back. If you're not religious'y, there's not much point in going.

An interesting place to visit, for all the wrong reasons I accept. I feel like everyone should see the conditions people were kept in, with the quotes dotted around often added extra significance.

An incredible place. Take a 3 hour guided tour to get the full horrific story of this concentration camp. So sad but amazing to see and hear the stories. You cannot imagine what it must have been like. The most shocking part for me was seeing the 430,000 shoes of those that died there.

I was truly moved and saddened that this could happen so close to populated areas and no one came to help ir protest everyday

A very powerful and emotional place. Majdanek is preserved with great respect - a heartbreaking reminder of history that should never be forgotten.

A sad place but a fundamental visit to understand more about this dark moment of our history. The museum is very well preserved and organized. The entrance is free but I would recommend to buy something from the bookstore, to contribute with the conservation. If possible, go on a weekday by morning, it opens 9am and the visit will be not crowded, so you can explore everything in your pace.

This is a eye watering place to visit due to the horrendous reasons behind it being there. We entered through the main gate and into the reception, we were then shown on a map whats what and how far it it’s to walk round it , I believe it was 4.6km . Hard to imagine just how hard it must have been but the whole place gives you somewhat of a view into the conditions . The stories you read on the wall again make your heart miss a beat , very very sad place to visit but a must if history and a real look into it is on your to do list.

Plenty of parking and easy to get to. There is a small car park charge but other then that access to the site is free. Be prepared for a fair amount of walking as the camp is fairly large but there are two further mini car parks on the museum site which would cut down the walk.

You should visit this place as one of the local historical sites. Nothing special - only ruins. The Old Town of Lublin starts here.

Nice old town full of small places to visit.

Beautifull place with many pubs and restaurants in the middle of an old city. Close to the castle with a view on it from a point of view. Place- must to see..

Beautiful place😍

Interesting place where an old church used to be. Lots of bars, cafes and restaurants around the area and a great vantage point

Very picturesque place with loads of pubs serving cheap beer and good food. Reserve a couple of hours during lunch for good coffee or at least 4 hours in the evening to feel the climate of the place.

The building looks nice but it totally different from the general style of the city

A really cool building. I spent a lot of time wandering around and exploring. So much to see

Interesting place to visit and walk around. It's free We found few exhibitions Great for creative photoshoots Totally recommend to visit rooftop for gardens and nice city view

I loved the place. Don't hesitate to enter the bookstore, where you can get great souvenirs. You can walk and see inside the building without a tax. Get to the top to see the bees and the view from the glass corridor. Enter the galleries and enjoy the art on every corner, on every wall, even hanging from the ceiling.

brand new and unique place where arts are located. Full of extravagant exhibitions, polish cinema, beer pub, Opera hall and amazing rooftop garden with beehives and visitors-friendly bees. We even tried some raspberries on the topfloor. So lovely! Must-visit in Lublin

One of the ugliest buildings in town, I guess it's a great place for theatre and other cultural events but I fail to grasp why they bothered to put it on the tourist map. Couldn't go to the roof, there is no guidance how to get there, maybe it was closed. I liked the photo exhibition with explanations in English. There's a bar here too

We very quickly visited it, due to our free time. But we were so impressed by the roof of glass. There is a great panorama of the city. Inside, Center also looked interesting and impressively. I am sure that there are so much to see. I recommend to visit it and want to return!

The architecture is just so interesting. Large corridors of concrete and rough brick stone and still this looks super modern

Renew it. Just renew. The lights highlight the hopelessness of this precious object. We stayed in a great hotel with very soundproof windows. I loved Hotel Trybunalska and Avatar, but watching the police pass people making noise and openly drinking alcohol at seven in the morning when drinking alcohol in public areas in Poland is forbidden was very unpleasant. Double standards.

Nice building in center of Lublin.

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(Translated by Google) My name is Maksym - I'm a travel blogger and I already have a video from Lublin. I recommend watching it, you can learn more about this place and other tourist attractions there. Enjoy watching! (Original) Мене звати Максим - я тревел блогер і в мене вже є відео з Любліна. Рекомендую переглянути там можна більше дізнатися про це місце і інші туристичні точки. Приємного перегляду!

(Translated by Google) A nice building in the center of the market square. (Original) Ładny budynek w centrum rynku.

(Translated by Google) The former town hall building, rebuilt many times, once even boasted a tall tower. Since the reign of Stefan Batory, it has housed the Crown Tribunal, the highest court for the nobility of Lesser Poland. The building's present appearance was achieved through a Classicist reconstruction in the 18th century. It's a shame it's somewhat neglected. (Original) Budynek dawnego ratusza miejskiego, wielokrotnie przebudowywany, swego czasu posiadał nawet wysoka wieżę. Od czasów Stefana Batorego urzędował tu Trybunał Koronny, najwyższy sąd dla szlachty Małopolskiej. Dzisiejsza formę budynek otrzymał w wyniku przebudowy w XVIII wieku w stylu klasycystycznym. Wielka szkoda, że jest trochę zaniedbany.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful, romantic place, especially in the snow. Once upon a time, it was where the devil said goodnight, but today it is usually a place teeming with life. Well, unless there's a snowstorm. Then it is quiet and peaceful and you can only hear snowflakes falling to the ground. (Original) Piękne, romantyczne miejsce, szczególnie w śnieżnej odsłonie. Kiedyś tam ‚diabeł mówił dobranoc’, dzisiaj to miejsce przeważnie tętniące życiem. No, chyba, że zerwie się śnieżyca. Wtedy jest cicho, spokojnie i tylko słychać jak płatki śniegu spadają na ziemię.

Not too big , but still have some good Franchises and outlets. Quite decent sitting area. Needs to improve the quantity of outlets.

It’s a nice mall just behind and across from the old town. Brands you’d expect. Check out the graffiti by the old town path entrance dedicated to the history of the Jewish old town, which was once nearby. That’s the major cultural point of interest.

It is a pretty weird place, it is modern, nice, not to crowded, not too many stores but but the food court is like kinda not from there but some other poor plaza from a different country, the food quality is so so..not to many restaurants, definitely not for vegetarians, the only fine place worth visiting is Costa Coffee, beatlutiful with a nice atmosphere and delicious coffee as usually

Not a Safe Place for Children! We visited the shopping center on August 17th and went to the food court, where our 3-year-old played at the playground located right next to it. Unfortunately, the equipment is in very poor condition—the plywood is chipping off—and our child came out with cuts on his hands. This playground is unsafe for kids, and I strongly urge management to repair it before more children get hurt.

Excellent shopping mall. Many shops to choose from. A nice food court with a diversity of food offerings. Public transit is close by, a short walk from whichever bus you take will take you 10/15 minutes

A modern shopping mall near KUL and Marie Curie universities. All the expected clothing, accessory, electronics, etc. shops, reasonable prices and of course a nice food court.

Seems that the website has not been updated in a while. Closed on Sundays.

Quite a big complex that includes several swimming pools, those just for fun with warm water and deep pools for sport swimming. There is a pool outside, too. Also there are cafes inside. And the complex has a gym and a ice skating ring. Large parking is available and it’s possible to get a discount for it if you register your car number inside at the reception. There are also special discounts for specific time of visit. But! It seems that cleaning isn’t a strong point for this place, especially the parts/tiles of the pool near the glass window (where the circle is) and such. You can see the same garbage there and dust any time you come, which is not very pleasant for sure.

I visited this place at around 14.00 08 March 2024. One of my expectations was to have an opportunity to use olympic pool. As it is shown on the picture it was claimed to be available. In reality all tracks were reserved by different groups and I wasn't able to use the pool. In my view, someone should be responsible for providing up to date information for the customers or to keep tracks available for common use if they announce so. The place is far from being cheaper than others and this incompetence is undoubtedly annoying. Don't recommend. I will never visit again.

It is a really good place and the pool is so professional but the warming up pool is too small only 5 lanes and a little bit shallow from one side

Amazing aquapark with plenty of activities for whole family and 50m Olympic swimming pool. Sauna is also great 👍

We had very good time there. Water is heated so it's nice in the outdoor areas. We went there with kids and it was super fun.

Great place , the best swimming pool in Poland maybe even in Europe , great customer service , staff friendly

Nice aquapark, they have couple external pools and internal ones. Top class olimpic pool to train, space for babies and slides. There is also SPA and saunarium. They should have bigger hot tubes and some more water attractions.

Beautiful how this famous Yeshiva is memorialised and lives on in history, a testament to the once strong Yiddishkeit prevalent in Lublin. There is a museum which details the Yeshiva’s history, including old religious books dating to the mid- 19th century. Access is allowed through reception at Hotel Ilan. The cost of 20 zloty is to maintain upkeep of the synagogue and museum. Hotel guests stay free.

Fascinating exhibit about the Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin on the Hotel Ilan premises, which is free for hotel guests.

Absolutely disgusting. After millions of Jews murdered in the Holocaust we have to pay to enter the synagogue and cemetery that once belonged to us. All we ask is to watch our suitcases while we visit the graves of our ancestors. They say luggage storage is for guests only. Just pathetic.

The Synagogue in Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva is a synagogue located in Lublin, Poland, in the building of Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva. The synagogue was completed in 1930 along with the rest of the complex of the Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva. Apart from religious functions, it was used as a lecture hall for the yeshiva , having been able to seat over 200 students. During the Second World War, the building was vandalized by the Nazis, and all of the contents were damaged or dispersed. After the war, the building of the yeshiva was taken over by the Medical University of Lublin. The room of the synagogue was redecorated and adjusted to needs of the University. The colouring of walls and columns was changed, and the windows located on the Eastern wall were bricked up. The synagogue, having an area of 200 square metres (2,153 sq ft) is within the second and third floor levels in the southern wing of the building. The main prayer room has a section for women, which has an entrance at the third floor. A separate staircase leads to the platform. It is based on 8 green, round Corinthian columns, placed on three sides of the room.

Exceptional place with the marvelous collection of books, photos and other memoirs of the lost world. Worth to visit and to remember.

Beautiful and inspiring place. A must see for those going to Poland

I was there two times and both times I have very bad experience with you I pay you for a warm mikveh 1,600 zlotes and the mikveh walls very cold

Great park with smooth asphalt, nice playgrounds, mountain bike park, benches and some features for skater's. Flaws I've found are: relatively expensive but clean toilet, it being located too far to walk from the city centre and near a busy road.

This park is really the most amazing park ever. It has everything; from playgrounds, volleyball field, roller skating and bike fields, chess table, picnic tables, a river with places around to sit... It has a big bridge that is so beautiful at night with all the lights. It is animal friendly and you can see so much animals in this park. You can go inside with an electrical scooter. There's also little coffee kiosks. It is really huge. Highly recommended

Nice and quiet. Plenty of space.

It is a very beautiful park, it has suitable areas for fun and sports.

Some volleyball spots and sunbed to chill. Also over all a lot of benches.

A park which is very pleasant both winter and Spring.

Park Ludowy is a wonderful place . Going here gave my kids time to play and explore naturę and get fresh air

The professionals were wonderful and explained the importance of some documents belonging to the museum. The entire museum is incredibly large, much larger than it appears from below. The ticket cost 6pln.

Perfect place to visit if you are in Lublin. 30 minutes and then out 👍🌞

One star for lack of professionalism, this was included in the Lublin tourist card but when I showed the lady my card she spoke in Polish and pointed to the sign asking for money. Now the fee is very small but it makes no sense to pay twice. Schedule is wrong too, they close at 4 not 5 as per Google, sometimes even earlier The exhibition is nothing much, some random objects connected to the city, the highlight is the view from the tower

A small museum, but I like it. There's a bunch of images and paintings and some objects from Lublins history. Sadly there's very little information written. Most information is in Polish and English. Free entry on thursdays Nice view from the top of the building, over the entire city.

This museum is more about showing random things related to Lublin. There’s no actual cards giving you a history of the city. It would be great if they added this to give an overview of the city’s history. It’s probably better to hire a guide than to do a self-guided tour. One positive is that it’s in the Brama Krakowska tower so you get a nice view of the city.

Interesting place to see history and culture of Lublin. Great view from the top, but you will need to climb a lot

Very interesting

(Translated by Google) This event, already traditional in Lublin, attracts a lot of tourists to the city and ensures several days of fun. (Original) To tradycyjne już w Lublinie wydarzenie ściąga do miasta mnóstwo turystów i zapewnia kilkudniową zabawę.

(Translated by Google) We were left speechless! It was a shame to leave. The atmosphere was amazing, the performances were interesting (some funny, others moving), and others were jaw-dropping (BoCirc). The organization was excellent, and there was a handy map for us visitors. The staff was very friendly. We hope to return! (Original) Zostaliśmy o.c.z.a.r.o.w.a.n.i. ! Aż żal było wyjeżdżać. Niesamowita atmosfera, ciekawe występy (jedne zabawne, inne wzruszające), jeszcze inne typu "kopara opada" (BoCirc). Dobra organizacja, przydatna mapka dla nas, przyjezdnych. Obsługa bardzo życzliwa. Mamy nadzieję jeszcze tam wrócić!

(Translated by Google) Great entertainment, I recommend visiting. (Original) Świetna rozrywka, polecam odwiedzić.

(Translated by Google) I've been coming for years, but this year's carnival was a disgrace. The performances were reduced, with more and more paid events every year, and even the music tent required an additional fee. The circus town was stripped down, with nothing to see or do. The performances were very poor quality; you really had to look for the circus. And this event definitely shouldn't be called the Magicians' Carnival, because you can find them on the fingers of your hand. Solo artists from outside the program put on much better shows, and they were horribly chased away. Seriously, it was a carnival of street people, chased away by the organizers. The cherry on top was the "spectacle" at Litewski Square. Encouraged by the beautiful description, we waited in the rain, and it was definitely a waste of time. It's a shame that the carnival would call it a "spectacle." There are many words that come to mind after that "performance," but I don't want to use them publicly. Either way, people left embarrassed and disgusted, and above all, that shouldn't have happened at the Carnival of Magicians. What a waste of time... It was definitely below par. (Original) Przyjeżdżałam od lat, ale tegoroczny karnawał to żenada. Występy okrojone, z roku na rok coraz więcej płatnych niemało wydarzeń, nawet namiot z muzyką dodatkowo płatny. Miasteczko cyrkowe okrojone, nie było co oglądać, ani co robić tak naprawdę. Występy na bardzo niskim poziomie, naprawdę trzeba było doszukiwać się cyrku. A na pewno nie powinno się tego wydarzenia nazywać karnawałem Sztukmistrzów, bo można ich na palcach ręki poszukać. O wiele lepsze widowiska robili solowi artyści spoza programu, którzy o zgrozo bywali przeganiani. Serio, karnawał ludzi ulicy i przeganiany przez organizatorów. Wisienką na torcie, było "widowisko" na Placu Litewskim" Zachęceni pięknym opisem czekaliśmy w deszczu i zdecydowanie był to zmarnowany czas. Wstyd, żeby karnawał nazywał to "widowiskiem". Jest wiele słów, które przychodzą mi na myśl po tym "występie", ale nie chcę ich używać publicznie. Tak czy siak ludzie odchodzili zażenowani i zniesmaczeni, a przede wszystkim tego nie powinno być na Carnavale Sztukmistrzów. Szkoda zmarnowanego czasu... Było to zdecydowanie poniżej jakiejkolwiek skali.

(Translated by Google) The best party in Lublin. I highly recommend it (Original) Najlepsza impreza w Lublinie. Gorąco polecam

(Translated by Google) A wonderful time spent together. You have to be here. (Original) Cudownie spędzony razem i czas. Trzeba tu być.

(Translated by Google) The sheer number of people demonstrates how much we crave summer, urban attractions. Unfortunately, the CS completely wastes this potential. Performances organized at street level, without any stage or elevated platform, block everyone's view and completely obscure everything. Ticketed performances (a circus tent) partially solve the visibility problem, but unfortunately, the quality of these performances is very poor. Furthermore, it's outrageous that after a five-second search online, I found the same performance being performed in Wrocław – tickets cost 10 PLN, while Lublin costs 40 PLN. Bravo, you guys! (Original) Ogrom ludzi pokazuje, jak bardzo pragniemy letnich, miejskich atrakcji. Niestety CS jest całkowicie marnuje ten potencjał. Występy zorganizowane na poziomie ulicy, bez jakiejkolwiek sceny/podwyższenia powoduje, że wszyscy sobie zasłaniają i kompletnie nic nie widać. Problem widoczności deczko rozwiązują spektakle biletowane (namiot cyrkowy) niestety poziom tych spektakli jest bardzo niski. Dodatkowo bulwersuje fakt, że w necie po 5 sekundach szukania namierzyłem ten sam spektakl wystawiany we Wrocławiu - cena biletów 10 zł. Lublin 40zł --> No braw wy :) .

They play awesome techno here, and the atmosphere rules.

(Translated by Google) Great intimate atmosphere, good drinks and friendly service! I highly recommend it (Original) Świetny kameralny klimat, dobre drinki oraz miła obsługa! Bardzo polecam

(Translated by Google) The best place, with the best music (GTrix, Bosto) behind the bar, the heart of this place, thanks to it the Under lives and the people you want to be with. (Original) Najlepsze miejsce, z najlepszą muzyką (GTrix, Bosto) za barem serce tego miejsca to dzięki niej Under żyje, no i ludzie z którymi chce się być.

(Translated by Google) A great place to organize a private event. I organized my birthday here. Really great and nice service, extremely helpful and professional, organization of the event at the best level. organized eating, drinking and plenty of space for more people. (Original) Świetne miejsce na organizację imprezy prywatnej. Zorganizowałem tu swoje urodziny. Na prawdę świetna i miła obsługa, niezwykle pomocna i profesjonalna, organizacja wydarzenia na najlepszym poziomie. zorganizowane jedzenie, picie i dużo przestrzeni w sam raz dla większej ilości osób.

(Translated by Google) Under is a great place for parties - I was invited as a guest and I am impressed, unique atmosphere, friendly service and great, cheap and delicious drinks. I recommend (Original) Under to świetna miejscówka na imprezy -byłam zaproszona jako gość i jestem pod wrażeniem, nietuzinkowy klimat, sympatyczna obsługa no i super drinki tanie i przepyszne. Polecam

(Translated by Google) I love this place, just tell me how to join your Underground gang? (Original) Uwielbiam to miejsce, tylko powiedzcie mi, jak dołączyć do waszego gangu Underground?

(Translated by Google) Only here in Lublin you will hear electronic music; Techno, Drum&bass, Trance... (Original) Tylko tutaj w całym lublinie usłyszysz muzykę elektroniczną; Techno, Drum&bass, Trance...

Their food was excellent and portions were big. Excellent value for money. We took the duck, dumplings, liver, and a selection of starters. Enjoyed every minute. The garden is lovely and the inside has a nice historical vibe.

An overall amazing experience. A Lublin local in Warsaw told me that if I ever saw a Jewish restaurant in Lublin that I must eat there and it did not disappoint! The food was delicious and reminded me of Kosher restaurants in the USA. I am glad that what we have in the US is authentic. The service was so good and attentive. I felt like I was in a flashback eating here. Definitely recommend.

We’ve had a great early dinner with starters mains and quite a drinks. The service and food were delicious. Highly recommend!

This is a restaurant that gave me two new experiences. First, it allowed me to experience goose food for the first time. Second, I ordered a cold drink for the first time, but it allowed me to experience a lukewarm drink without ice. When you order, be sure to ask if there is ice in the cold drink.

The food was amazing!✨️ We ordered: salt beef (fantastic! you have to ordet it if you're here), fried liver with button mushrooms in wine and honey (if you like liver you'll love this), carp fillet made seasoned with Israeli mix of herbs (carp has a specific taste so it may not be 100% for everyone but if you like it you'll like this one), tartar (amazing, very fresh) and lastly grilled chicken breast with potatoes and salad (10/10). The vibe is amazing, the place is very pleasant and they also sell delicious bread there you can take home. If you are in Lublin and you're looking for a place yo eat go there wou won't be diasspointed🫶🏻✨️

Great restaurant, not only for the food but also we learned quite a lot about jewish culture thanks to the menu and the little notes there. Felt very authentic and welcoming. Food was super good and the atmosphere especially in the courtyard was so cosy. We had dinner there and I think spent almost 2 hours. The service was attentive at first, but eventually became more random (eg they forgot our dessert and didn’t come to offer new drinks when old ones were finished).

Disappointing experience. Lower lvl was loud from distorted concert upstairs only alternative was a outside/patio. Crepes with haring appetizer were excellent except for being oversalted. Latte was about 45 degree Celsius. Duck dish had many flaws main one everything lacking salt which was especially bad combined with sweet flavors everything also lacked complexity, luckily there were a few unplucked thyme stems for decoration. Worth exploring if you have the money and thyme (I'm Funny) but I wouldn't recommend if you want to be confident you will get a good meal.

I love this place! Incredibly huge choice of ice cream tastes. Everyone will definitely find something that will suit the taste. Today my choice was Cheesecake with raspberry 🤤 It was perfect. Delicious mix of sweet ice cream and tangy raspberry. Taste of fresh raspberry at winter is so refreshing. It’s a very popular place. Even on Wednesday’s afternoon here were so many people, that I had to wait for someone to leave the table. So you should be ready for bustling atmosphere here and have enough patience for waiting. It’s perfect place to pop with your family and children during your walk at weekends. Or for foodies who want to eat good-quality ice cream 🍨

The best ice cream I've ever had in all of Poland, and I've tried a lot of ice cream here. As an Italian, I would say this is the best place to enjoy ice cream and have an espresso. Not to mention, it's the tastiest and most affordable espresso I've found in Poland.

It was very delicious, quiet cafe, yet nice aura

Quite a nice place with 2 floors. There is a choice of ice-cream and different sweets including cinnamon rolls which are very good. Ice-cream is good, too. In case you can’t go upstairs there are couple of tables on the first floor. You need to order downstairs at the cash desk.

I tried nutella waffle with icecream and americano here. Their icecreams are amazing but not sure about waffle. Because it was too sweet:’). But atmosphere especially their song choices and service were 10/10

Best icecreams. Only for taking icecream here, its worth visiting Lublin. I have not seen such a crowd in any icecream shop. Bosko has other items, but icecreams are the most popular. As it coffee cup reads, jokosc wymaga pasji, quality requires passion. True, without being passionate, Bosko did not only achieve the quality, but being continuously passionate, it is always ensuring the quality. Hats off.

One of the best ice cream makers in Poland. Try the Bosko ice cream, mango and blueberry sorbet. Delicious !

It's very beautiful and wonderful place for spending extra time ☺️

Great place to rest, recharge, play or meet with friends. Many different options: outdoor swimming pool with slides, kayaking, water bikes, boats, wakeboard, mini golf, grilled fish, bicycle path around the lagoon.

Place its very nice just water its green and polluted. Authorities should work on it.

Super

Good place for walking but not in the winter, because is so windy and cold! But in the summer, spring and autumn is perfect!

Nice place to visit. Many restaurants and water attraction.

Good place to spend time, sunbath etc

By far the best, nicest, cleanest, most inspirational and salvation seeing ohel and kever I've been by in the entire eastern Europe!!! The heilege toras emes Zy"a!! R leibeleh Eiger ztzvkll"h, holiest of the holy! Son of hagoan r shlomo Eiger ztz"l and grandson of raban shel kol bnei hagolah, hagoan hakodesh mareinu r akiva eiger ztzvkll"h Zy"a. Also the toras emes had a heilege son in law r yisroel Zytman he is buried in this cemetery but because of the natzis yemach shemom his grave was destroyed unfortunately, (his popular sefer Ezras yisroel is out of print unfortunately). No words can describe the feelings in the ohel. Beautiful ohel, great job by mishpachas Sontag for undertaking the zchus to renew the ohel. Key can be obtained from chachmei lublin front desk. And also don't forget r tzadok hakohen and the shevet meyehuda-r avraham Ben r leibeleh Eiger Zy"a, so deep. Bez"h soon we'll have a heimeshe hachnosas orchim here (with a hot mikva).

Keys can be obtained from illan Hotel Yeshivas chacmie lublin cost of 20 zl per person but only for the cemetery and not for the ohel of Reb Tzadock and Reb lieberman Eiger which is locked , or you can just hop over the short fence

You can get the keys in yeshiva chachmei Lublin - hotel ilan It costs 10 pln per person, the money goes to tzedakah

(Translated by Google) Jewish cemetery where victims murdered by the Germans during World War II are buried. The cemetery is kept tidy. I recommend visiting this place. (Original) Cmentarz Żydowski, na którym są leżą ofiary zamordowane przez Niemców w okresie II wojny światowej. Na cmentarzu utrzymany jest porządek. Polecam odwiedzenie tego miejsca.

(Translated by Google) The cemetery was closed midweek around 3pm, even though Google shows it is open 24/7. (Original) Cmentarz był zamknięty w środku tygodnia ok. 15.00 pomimo, że Google pokazują, że jest czynny całą dobę.

(Translated by Google) After the city authorities of Lublin banned burials in the old Jewish cemetery in 1792, in 1928 the Jewish community bought a new site outside the city and established a new Jewish cemetery. After the occupation of Lublin by German troops in the fall of 1939, the graves in the new Jewish cemetery were destroyed. After the war, a tent was built over the grave of Rabbi Tzadok Hakohen Rabinovich (known as Rabbi Tzadok Hakohen of Lublin 1823-1900). (Original) После того как в 1792 году городские власти Люблина запретили захоронения на старом еврейском кладбище, в 1928 году еврейская община купила новый участок за пределами города и заложила новое еврейское кладбище. После занятия Люблина немецкими войсками осенью 1939 года могилы на новом еврейском кладбище были разрушены. После войны построен шатер над могилой рабби Цадока Акоэна Рабиновича (известен как рабби Цадок Акоэн из Люблина 1823-1900).

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Cemetery. A place worth visiting. Unfortunately, during my last stay in Lublin, the entrance to the cemetery was closed! (Original) Piękny Cmentarz. Miejsce warte odwiedzenia. Niestety podczas mojego ostatniego pobytu w Lublinie wejście na cmentarz było zamknięte!

There's a gym too but I only visited the swimming pool area. The swimming pool is not that big and a bit crowded. You need to visit in hours of less traffic to enjoy it. Apart from it there's a big recreational pool with extra features which gets crowded only when children visit. The place is very nice safe and clean but a little pricy for example when you need more time to dry your hair. Important point: they want you to wear a swimming cap but some people don't follow this regulation. So either the regulation is not respected to the letter or there are double standards and some guests simply don't have to

Perfect for gentle physiotherapy in movement assisted currents.

Great place to swim.

Ok,good

(Translated by Google) Changing rooms need renovation, often not working, lockers for clothes are dirty, hair dryers do not work, not pleasant staff, they are probably serving as punishment, but there is a place to swim, that's all that matters (Original) Szatnie do remontu często nie działające szafki na ubrania brudno nie działają suszarki do włosów nie przyjemny personel siedzą za karę chyba ale jest gdzie pływać to się liczy tylko

(Translated by Google) Good place for swimming. Cheaply. But... the staff seems to work there as punishment. Every person is unpleasant, surly. Very poor approach to the customer. The cloakroom is small, there is no place to change clothes. Cleanliness is also not at a high level. (Original) Dobre miejsce do pływania. Tanio. Ale… personel pracuje tam chyba za karę. Każda osoba jest nieprzyjemna, gburowata. Bardzo słabe podejście do klienta. Szatnia mała, brakuje miejsca do przebrania się. Czystość też nie jest na wysokim poziomie.

(Translated by Google) The pool is large and divided into two sections: sports and recreational. The sports section has plenty of lanes, but its downside is its shallow depth. The recreational section has two showers, a whirlpool, two jacuzzis, and a slide. The locker rooms and showers are fine, with two changing cubicles. My only concern is the cleanliness of the footbath. Hair dryers are also available (I recommend bringing your own). Overall, it's okay. (Original) Basen duży, rozdzielony jest on na 2 części: sportową i rekreacyjną. Na sportowej jest sporo torów lecz minusem jest mała głębokość. Na rekreacyjnej części mamy 2 prysznice, wir, 2 jacuzzi oraz zjeżdżalnie. Szatnie i prysznice są w porządku, posiadają 2 kabiny do przebrania. Jedyne co budzi moje obawy to czystość brodzika do umycia nóg. Dostępne są również suszarki do mycia włosów (polecam mieć swoją ze sobą). Ogólnie to jest okej.

The square is very beautiful. When I was there, there were many people and families there, and street performers and food vendors on the square. There is also a McDonald's there and several other restaurants around the square.

Nice place to sit with a fountain with light shows.

Lithuanian Square (Plac Litewski) in Lublin is a historic and vibrant public space that beautifully blends the city's past and present. Located in the heart of Lublin, it features charming architecture and provides a perfect spot to sit, relax, and enjoy the surroundings. A unique feature of the square is its live capsule video connection to Lithuania, allowing visitors to say hello and wave across the distance. This dynamic aspect adds a contemporary touch to the square, making it a welcoming and interactive place for both locals and tourists.

It's a great place to sit and enjoy the local atmosphere.

A wonderful place to walk around. Visit and relax while watching to water fountain.

This place has significantly changed since my time at the Uni, and I have to honestly admit that it had changed for the better, much better, in fact. Nowadays, it appears to be a lovely spot, right in the city centre and yet away from noise and traffic. I quite enjoyed my little stoll down the memory lane at Lithuanian Sq. in Lublin.

A nice and vibrant central square, rich of monuments and activities. Very clean and adapted for families.

Great place, lots of activities for a family, even for a little ones) was a bit disappointed about activities on the playground, because lots of water equipment is not working as it's supposed to, guys we all understand that thousands of people are there, but we pop in every summer and this situation doesn't move at all, lots of non slippery floor is not good enough there, most places are without sand, my boy fall over couple of times... Good place anyway, recommend definitely! At this picture you can see the quality of the floor.

Lovely day out for family. Multiple size and depth pools, 2 slides - open and tube water slide and nice water delicate sprays for todlers. Besides there is wooden hut with yummy like homemade food and salads, soft drinks, larger, beer, ice lollies and ice cream for kids. Fantastic place to spend a day!!!!!!

Come all the way from the UK with my friend who moved from Poland 2009. When we came to visit for a holiday the lakes were a massive attraction to us. Anyway, after arriving at the water park on Tuesday which was the hottest day we were here, we walk across the the park as the signage was poor to find that we had to access at another entrance. We got to the other entrance where there was still poor signage about opening times etc….we then asked a member of staff and found out that the water park is only open on the weekend. Website says open 11-7 nothing saying about weekends! Unfortunately we’re only here for 4 days so we won’t be here at the weekend so the one thing we wanted to we can’t because of their poor information. We go to get a drink at the bar to drown our annoyed mood and they only serve beer….which they had also ran out of!

It's ok for short day out small park only has 3 slides, but has 3 pools, place to eat & plenty space to lay & sunbathe

Water cold expensive

Great place to spend a day with kids. There are lockers, place for bringing your BBQ, a couple of places to order food and beer.

Great place to chill near the pool, but crowdy. Good for families

Loved it. Great space to wear out energetic children 😂

Pretty nice kids activity center, I liked the remainder of all the rules before the kids went crazy.

super fun, regardless of your age. a great date idea

Jump - it's the best in Lublin!!

Great place to bring children's and friends aswell

Super

Place to go with small kids.

Philarmony hal designed andl built for concerts, very convenient, excellent acoustics, the scene can be wel viewedfrom any point.l

Building is good and concert hall became accoustically better since black walls were installed. Unfortunately, Lublin Philharmonic Orchestra's level is very low.

A modern new concert Hall with great acustick. Concerts are on good European nevau . It's nice opportunity to spend an evening listening to a classical music in Lublin .

Modern architecture, warm atmosphere, positive energy of musicians and singers.

TOP

Super

Super.

Very nice church! I recommend to visit it!

A clean well looked after church. Music was playing during the visit that really built the atmosphere of the church

Place worth to see. Often beautiful concerts...

A beautiful building

Beautiful church with monastery. Unique style - Lublinian Renaissance, and this object known as the Pearl of Lublinian Renaissance.

If you are in the old town in Lublin it's a must-see. Hidden between the old houses like a pearl in a sea shell.

Great ornate church in the Heart of Lublin fantastic Father,s and a great location

I have visited this university as a PhD student. I will give 4 star.

From all the universities I've been to this is the best one. I've only been to this university.

Love the Ambience and the environment sorrunding the building.

An excellent university to pursue your education in Poland.

Great atmosphere

Ok

Cool

Stopped in to ask a few questions. The staff was very helpful. Thank you

Enthusiast staff eager to help and recommend places to visit and activities to do, even if not commonly requested. Thanks to them I was able to visit the LSM district and get in contact with the MOM. Visiting that area of the city was such a great experience. Without their help I wouldn't have found all the spots. Again, thank you!

One of the beautiful places, mixup with so many cultures and people

Average service, though the clerks were pleasant. A reasonable choice of souvenirs from the giftshop.

The staff is overflowing with enthusiasm and eagerness to help. They answer questions with patience, are updated with the latest information, and have maps and brochures to suit every visitor. A variety of souvenirs is sold in site.

Helpful and very friendly and knowledgeable staff. We Love Lublin. Beautiful interesting city .

One of the more pleasant Tourist Offices in Europe; often not too crowded. Also to great Lublin merchandise.

Despite we landed in Dom Słow when no giude tours available (Fri evening), one of the lady kindly took us around and it has been very interesting (looking at old printing machines and its progress, etc). Highly reco plus check workshops opportunity in advance. Pleasant analogue place in a our digital world...

This place is so much more than just a museum. It's a real deal. Not only does it have an intriguing history which you can hear from a knowledgeable guide. It's where art is born. Watching the process and getting familiar with the techniques is a unique experience. The attention they give to their visitors is extraordinary! The tickets are to cheap though :D

Brilliant place and highly recommended! We were amazed when we got a tour! The history of the place is very much worth knowing! Worth visiting and we will come back in some time to check how the place develops. They have some workshops on operating the old printing presses or making paper among the others. Absolutely fantastic!

Ok

super

(Translated by Google) A very interesting history lesson. We had a great guide, and the children listened with interest, which is a rare sight. 🙂 It's ostensibly about the history of printing, but you can also learn a lot about the history of Poland in general, especially Lublin. (Original) Bardzo ciekawa lekcja historii. Trafiliśmy na super przewodnika, którego słuchały z ciekawością również dzieci, a to nieczęsty widok🙂To pozornie historia drukarstwa, ale można dowiedzieć się również wiele na temat historii Polski w ogóle, szczególnie Lublina.

(Translated by Google) Words fail to describe the experience you leave this place with. The guide is clearly a true enthusiast. It turns out they're constantly working on machines, a job that one of them spent five or six months on – something incredible. We absolutely must return for a workshop there. (Original) Brak słów, żeby opisać wrażenia z jakimi się wychodzi z tego miejsca. Przewodnik widać, że pasjonat jakich mało. Okazuje się, że oni tam cały czas coś wykonują na maszynach, praca na którą jeden z nich przeznaczył 5-6 miesięcy coś niesamowitego. Musimy tam koniecznie wrócić na warsztaty

➡️ Perfect place to visit when you are in Lublin. Don't touch the stone, I've heard several stories with bad outcome...😵‍💫

Do not touch this stone as it can bring you bad luck.

There is an ancient legend about the stone. It is an integral part of Lublin folklore, not a tourist trap and important to visit.

DO NOT TOUCH THE STONE

don’t touch the stone!!

Do not touch

A bit odd.

The landmark goat 🐐 of the city.

Very nice goat.

Symbol of City water is drinkable)

Super!

(Translated by Google) The city drinking fountain was first placed on the promenade in 2001. At the end of 2022 The driver hit the goat, damaging one of the elements of the sculpture. After renovation, it returned to its original location. In Windsor, Canada, which is Lublin's partner city, there is a replica of the drinking fountain (Original) Miejskie poidełko po raz pierwszy stanęło na deptaku w 2001r. Pod koniec 2022r. w koziołka uderzył kierowca, uszkadzając jeden z elementów rzeźby. Po renowacji wrócił na miejsce. W kanadyjskim Windsorze, które jest miastem partnerskim Lublina stoi replika poidełka

(Translated by Google) While walking lazily along Krakowskie Przedmieście, we will come across the Koziołek monument, a symbol of Lublin. Now more of a place for photos than for drinking water. Going straight to the Krakow Gate, we will find another such point in the summer with benches and next to it, tasty coffee, or, for those interested, the Lublin Museum. (Original) Spacerując leniwie Krakowskim Przedmieściem natkniemy się na pomnik Koziołka symbol Lublina. Teraz raczej miejsce do zdjęć niż do napicia się wody. Idąc dalej prosto do Bramy Krakowskiej znajdziemy drugi taki punkt latem z ławeczkami a obok smaczna Kawa, albo dla ciekawych Muzeum Lublina.

(Translated by Google) The goat is a symbol of the city of Lublin. This is a story about children who survived in a gorge thanks to a goat. A lovely story and a golden goat just as lovely. (Original) Koziołek jest symbolem miasta Lublina. To historia o dzieciach, które przeżyły w wąwozie dzięki kózce. Urocza historia i złoty kozioł równie uroczy.

(Translated by Google) An amazing selection of books, films and CDs! Moreover, it is very nicely designed, quiet and intimate. You can sit down and read a book or even study. In addition, very nice service (Original) Niesamowity wybór książek, filmów czy płyt! Do tego bardzo ładnie zaprojektowana, cicha i kameralna. Można sobie usiąść i poczytać książkę czy chociażby się pouczyć. Do tego przemiła obsługa

(Translated by Google) One of the best libraries in Lublin. A large selection of books, audiobooks, music CDs, films, even comics! And probably no other bivliotbib in Lublin has such a selection of comics. The service is also ok, the appearance of the library itself is cool. The only problem is that you can't rent games - but that's too much. Be sure to check it out, even if you are a tourist. (Original) Jedna z najlepszych bibliotek w Lublinie. Duży wybór książek, audiobooków, płyt z muzyką, filmów, nawet komiksy są! A takiego wyboru komiksów chyba nie ma żadna inna bivliotbib w Lublinie. Obsługa jest też w porządku, sam wygląd biblioteki jest spoko. Jedyny problem, to to że się nie da gier wypożyczyć - ale to już jest czepianie się na siłe. Koniecznie sprawdzić, nawet jeśli się jest turystą.

(Translated by Google) A great place if you are looking for a book, music or movie to rent. It's a pity that so few young people use this type of facilities. I recommend it to everyone. (Original) Kapitalnie miejsce gdy szukasz książki, muzyki lub filmu do wypożyczenia. Szkoda że tak mało młodzieży korzysta z tego typu placówek. Polecam wszystkim.

(Translated by Google) Great place!! A completely different library than any other. The decor itself is inspiring. You can sit comfortably and read/listen/watch/play right there. Very well equipped. In addition to books, we can also rent audiobooks, music, films and comics. I visit it myself and I highly recommend it <3 (Original) Świetne miejsce!! Zupełnie inna biblioteka niż wszystkie. Już sam wystrój jest inspirujący. Można sobie wygodnie usiąść i poczytać/posłuchać/pooglądać/pograć na miejscu. Bardzo dobrze wyposażona. Oprócz książek możemy wypożyczyć również audiobooki, muzykę, filmy i komiksy. Sama odwiedzam i serdecznie polecam <3

(Translated by Google) A place worth recommending. In addition to books, you will find CDs, DVDs, music and films here. The ladies are helpful and smiling, they offer advice and help. I recommend this place. You can also browse and read books on site. (Original) Miejsce godne polecenia. Oprócz książek znajdziesz tu płyty CD, dvd- muzykę i filmy. Panie są pomocne i uśmiechnięte, służą radą i pomocą. Polecam to miejsce. Można też na miejscu przejrzeć i poczytać książki.

(Translated by Google) While a library can be said to have a unique atmosphere, the Biblio has exactly that. A wide range of films, including those that are difficult to access, and the ability to browse multimedia stored in drawers, which makes the task much easier. Competent and always nice staff. Possibility to listen to music before renting it. (Original) O ile o bibliotece można powiedzieć że ma niepowtarzalny klimat to Biblio właśnie taki ma. Szeroka oferta filmów w tym też tych trudno dostępnych, możliwość przeglądania multimediów ułożonych w szufladach co bardzo ułatwia zadanie. Kompetentna i zawsze miła kadra. Możliwość odsłuchu muzyki przed jej wypożyczeniem.

(Translated by Google) An exemplary media library, nice atmosphere, many events, efficient and polite staff. And probably the only place in Lublin where you can rent the entire Judas Priest or Queen discography on CD :) It's worth checking out music collections, there are a lot of gems. (Original) Wzorcowa mediateka, sympatyczna atmosfera, dużo wydarzeń, sprawna i uprzejma kadra. No i chyba jedyne miejsce w Lublinie, gdzie można wypożyczyć chyba całe dyskografie Judas Priest czy Queen na CD :) Warto sprawdzać kolekcje muzyczne, jest sporo perełek.

Nothing special but a spot you will find interesting if you like old stuff, it's a narrow street that feels quite eerie. One of the best things about Lublin is that didn't really try to make it look pretty for tourists, so a lot of it is quite unkempt which infuses a good vibe to it

The most beautiful, mysterious place in this city.

(Translated by Google) A very narrow street, it has its own beauty and charm when the sun's rays shine through. (Original) Bardzo wąska uliczka, ma swoje piękno i swój urok gdy przebijają się promienie słońca.

(Translated by Google) Lublin's narrowest corner, hidden between Grodzka Street and Rybny Square, is a true gem of the Old Town. At its narrowest point, it's only 1.2 meters wide – walking along it feels like you're discovering a mysterious alley from ancient times. Although it was walled off for years, today it once again captivates with its charm. The stone walls, silence, and atmosphere make it the perfect place for a romantic stroll. Ku Farze Street doesn't need any publicity – one step is enough to fall in love with it :) /June 2025 (Original) Najwęższy zakątek Lublina ukryty między Grodzką a placem Rybnym - prawdziwa perełka Starego Miasta. W najwęższym miejscu ma tylko 1,2 metra szerokości – spacerując nią, czujesz się jakbyś odkrywał tajemniczy zaułek z dawnych czasów. Choć przez lata była zamurowana, dziś znów zachwyca swoim urokiem. Kamienne ściany, cisza i klimat sprawiają, że to idealne miejsce na romantyczny spacer. Ulica Ku Farze nie potrzebuje rozgłosu – wystarczy jeden krok, by się w niej zakochać :) /Czerwiec 2025

(Translated by Google) Ku Farze Street was originally one of the few intra-block passages within the Old Town. This passage was bricked up in the 18th century during the expansion of the tenement house at 14 Grodzka Street. It was restored in 1954. It was then that the street was given its current name. It is believed that in the 16th century, on the site of the current buildings, there was a wooden, shingled, one-story house. It was here that on the night of May 7, 1575, a violent fire broke out and almost completely destroyed Lublin. (Original) Ulica Ku Farze była pierwotnie jednym z nielicznych przejść wewnątrzblokowych w obrębie zabudowy Starego Miasta. Przejście to zostało zamurowane w XVIII wieku podczas rozbudowy kamienicy przy ulicy Grodzkiej 14. Przywrócono je w 1954 roku. Wtedy też nadano uliczce obecną nazwę. Przypuszcza się, że w XVI wieku, na miejscu obecnych zabudowań, stał drewniany, kryty gontem, parterowy domek. To w nim w nocy, 7 maja 1575 roku, wybuchł gwałtowny pożar, który niemal doszczętnie zniszczył Lublin.

(Translated by Google) Not a street, but a thread. It was interesting to walk as if looking into the past. (Original) Не вулиця а ниточка. Цікаво було пройтися як наче зазирнув у минуле.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful street! You should visit 100%% (Original) Гарна вулиця! Відвідати треба 100%%

(Translated by Google) A very boring and simply disappointing place. The guide's story about the legends was equally uninteresting. For 50 złoty a ticket, you could just as easily shop and have a similarly enjoyable time. (Original) Miejsce bardzo nudne i po prostu rozczarowujące. Przewodniczka opowiadała o legendach równie nieciekawie. Za 50 złoty za bilet równie dobrze można zrobić zakupy i mieć podobną zabawę

(Translated by Google) A great place for kids. The stories are interesting, and the guide knows interesting facts. I recommend buying tickets to the second floor for some interesting interactive activities. (Original) Super miejsce dla dzieci. Historie fajne i przewodnik zna ciekawostki. polecam kupić wejść na drugie piętro na ciekawe interakcyjne zabawy.

(Translated by Google) It's a mess, there are videos on the walls, and the guide has absolutely nothing to add. He's forced to show you around the rooms and tell you to squeeze in something to listen to or watch. What a waste of money. (Original) Padaka, filmiki na ścianach, przewodnik nie ma totalnie nic do dodania, z przymusu oprowadza po salach i mówi, że coś można wcisnąć i sobie posłuchać lub obejrzeć. Strata nie małej kasy.

(Translated by Google) The service at both bars is fantastic, the cookies and coffee are delicious. I recommend it to everyone, the interior is super atmospheric :D (Original) Obsługa na obu barach fantastyczna, pyszne ciasteczka i kawki. Polecam wszystkim, super klimatyczne wnętrze :D

(Translated by Google) Very interesting place, very nice and funny gentleman (Original) Bardzo ciekawe miejsce, bardzo miły pan i zabawny

(Translated by Google) Delicious coffee, fantastic service ❤️ a place with a great atmosphere, I recommend it to everyone! (Original) Kawa pyszna, obsługa fantastyczna ❤️ miejsce z klimatem, polecam każdemu!

(Translated by Google) Great place, children loved it. (Original) Super miejsce, dzieci zachwycone.

Excellent exhibitions, including history related to living in Lublin area throughout the centuries, big numismatic collection, and very interesting temporary art exhibition dedicated to women's art from 1850 - 1950 plus exhibition of art of Tamara Lempicka. Highly recommended.

I’d give this place a 5/5 if I weren’t comparing it with Wawel or Prague’s castle. For 40zl, you get access to all of the permanent collections, the keep, and BEST of all, the incredible chapel. I came for this spot specifically, which honestly blew me away. A gorgeous and truly impressive example of Byzantine-Ruthenian artwork, dating back to the 15th century. I could spend hours in there. I’d love to come back for a detailed tour. I also greatly enjoyed the small exhibit of Russian icons, which were wonderfully displayed.

Make sure to download the "Muzeum Narodowego w Lublinie" app and inside the app a 300MB audio guide (if you download it at the Castle it will take up to an hour to finish). Otherwise the visit will feel a bit wasted. So far the least interesting castle in Poland. Half of the space is dedicated to paintings and the castle itself looks to be rebuilt and lacks it's medieval feel.

Beautiful castle with artefacts, paintings. Provides a great history of Lublin 300 - 500BC and how people lived. There was a beaitiful chapel with inages forom 600 years ago and two art exhibitions.

The castle has turned into a very good, rather big museum. So take your time and don't hurry. Expect to be approx 2 hours in the museum. And yes, buy also the ticket for the chapel (one the highlights in Lublin), that is UNESCO list! Different rooms/ galleries with different styles. Galleries with Lublin area history, icons, highlights of Polish painters, coins.

Worth visiting the tower. Go to the very top for scenic views of city.

Super interesting. Well conserved. Peace of history.

Cheap little climb to have some lovely views over the city. Lots of history as you walk up. Quite a few steps, but it’s not all in a spiral and is broke up.

15 zl/ ticket student 10 zl Towel with a lot Wood and stone sculptures have existed for a long time. On the top with coffee shop from 12 zl / water Should be visit to get beautiful sunset 😘 in Lublin . Thank God with wonderful history .

A place surely worth visiting. Plus: - beautiful view over the old town, great view at the church. - a nice shop at the top! With little cakes, which were delicious. - collection of various statues, instruments and a little sacramental coffin that, in the past, was being displayed in the church to remind people of their mortality. Minus: - the wooden steps are narrow and there is no control over the sequence of going up/down. There’s been moments of just passing by other people, which was uncomfortable, when it get crowded. I think they should keep people from walking in at the doors until at least half of the crowd goes down.

Very popular building in Lublin, Trynitarska tower which is located in city center, perfect place for begining Lublin old town tour. There is pretty good panorama view on the city, from the top of the tower. Place worth to visit during staying in Lublin.

Great experience!

The stairs are all part of the experience but the view from the top is worth it.

Highly recommended to anyone visiting Lublin. Best place to get the panoramic view of the city, especially the old town. Entrance is really cheap

Very nice place to visit in the evening due to the light effects. There are nearby places to buy food so you can sit and eat or drink. There is also the Portal nearby that connects video to other Portals around the world which was a fun thing to see

I love this place. The atmosphere is nice, the fountains are a very nice place to sit in the warm sunshine and at night the lights make it even better. The most touristy thing in a town not set for tourists, which I love.

A beautiful place to relax and watch old and young enjoying themselves. The light, sound and visual of water creates a unique atmosphere. We stayed almost and hour only watching the color and rythme of the water. The kids playing fills the air with joy and laughter. Nice experience.

Amazing place to see, to feel, to enjoy! You can rest near the fountain, watch people enjoying this wonderful show. Atmisphere is amazing! At the day time it's super attraction for kids! It is the place - MUST SEE!

It's amazing! It seemed like I came back home to my favorite place in the world. My Kharkiv!!!

Fantastic experience everyday . Picturesque peaceful you don't get bored by coming back and see it again.

The Multimedia Fountain in Lublin, is a captivating blend of light, water, and sound. Located in the heart of the city, this modern attraction combines visual artistry with musical performances to create a dynamic and engaging experience for visitors. The fountain features a series of choreographed water displays, illuminated by colorful lights and synchronized with an array of musical genres. It’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a stunning spectacle that highlights Lublin's commitment to blending tradition with contemporary culture.

Nice place for relaxation and long walks. There is a large free parking in front of the main gates. The entrance fee is 16, reduced price is 9. The paths go up and down all the time, so take this into consideration if it’s hard for you to walk. In the middle of the garden there are 2 ponds with ducks and ducklings. There are many types of trees, bushes and flowers blooming at different times. A little bit of everything! We came in spring, so quite a few plants were in bloom! There are benches to sit and rest/relax. You can also grab something to eat in the local cafe which offers tasty grilled sausages, fries, beverages and ice-cream. The botanic garden also has tropical plants to see in the green house, but it’s open only Mon thru Friday from 10am to 2pm, so keep this in mind when planning your visit. Definitely planning to go back. The main paths are the best to walk as they are better maintained then the side ones.

Lovely botanical garden with visitor friendly maps and items. Clean, well kept flora and pathways divided into regional and thematic sections. Perfect for a family hike or a quiet afternoon. Central bathrooms and cafe with coffee, beer, and snacks. Cafe area overlooks lake with long views. Nice for birding and exploring - just big enough to contain mysteries, but small enough to not be exhausting. Great value for the entrance fee. The ducks are quite friendly.

One of the biggest Botanical Gardens I've ever seen in Poland. We've arrived there in September so might not be the best time to go and see blossoming flowers and all those trees. But it was worth of it. It may take you more or less 90 min to see around. If you are a kind of person who like to take plenty of photos, it may take youu even more. Entrance fee is quite cheap and affordable. They also have discount for students. There's a lake inside the the park and also a place where you can go and grab or drink sth. In the time I went there, this place was closed but I assume it should be open during the season. I completely recommend you to see that beautiful place especially if you are a person who likes they nature.

The place is really beautiful and there are numerous kinds of plants here. If anyone want to escape from the reality a bit, here is a great choice !

Very nice walk through nature. Quiet and peace!

Nice selection of plants of all regions. A bit untidy in places.

Every nice place. Lots of flowers and trees. Some interesting architecture.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful monument depicting Józef Piłsudski on a horse, next to the monument to the unknown soldier. One of the most distinguished Poles, appreciated and respected. He had a huge influence on the shape of the internal and foreign policy of the Second Polish Republic. (Original) Piękny pomnik przedstawiający Józefa Piłsudskiego na koniu, przy pomniku nieznanego żołnierza. Jeden z najbardziej zasłużonych Polaków, doceniany i szanowany. Miał ogromny wpływ na kształt polityki wewnętrznej i zagranicznej II RP.

(Translated by Google) The Józef Piłsudski Monument in Lublin is one of those places definitely worth seeing while visiting Litewski Square. The monument was unveiled on November 10, 2001, and was designed by Jan Raszka in 1937. Initially planned to be erected before World War II, historical events prevented the project from being realized for decades. It wasn't until the early 21st century that it was finally realized. Quotes from Piłsudski are inscribed on the plinth, encouraging reflection on patriotism, responsibility, and the significance of the past. These are not just decorative maxims, but messages that are still relevant today, provoking a moment of reflection. The monument embodies the cityscape not only as a tourist attraction, but above all as a symbolic place—a reminder of the values ​​that shaped Polish history. It's definitely worth visiting, pausing for a moment, and considering this place not only as a work of art but also as a vehicle for important ideas. (Original) Pomnik Józefa Piłsudskiego w Lublinie to jedno z tych miejsc, które zdecydowanie warto zobaczyć, będąc na Placu Litewskim. Monument został odsłonięty 10 listopada 2001 roku i powstał według projektu Jana Raszki z 1937 roku. Pierwotnie planowano postawić go jeszcze przed II wojną światową, jednak wydarzenia historyczne sprawiły, że projekt przez dziesięciolecia pozostawał niezrealizowany. Dopiero na początku XXI wieku udało się go urzeczywistnić. Na cokole umieszczono cytaty Piłsudskiego, które zachęcają do refleksji nad patriotyzmem, odpowiedzialnością i znaczeniem przeszłości. To nie tylko ozdobne sentencje, ale przesłania aktualne również dzisiaj, mogące skłonić do chwili zadumy. Pomnik wpisuje się w przestrzeń miasta nie tylko jako atrakcja turystyczna, ale przede wszystkim jako miejsce symboliczne - przypomnienie o wartościach, które kształtowały historię Polski. Zdecydowanie warto odwiedzić, zatrzymać się choć na chwilę i spojrzeć na to miejsce nie tylko jak na dzieło sztuki, lecz także jako na nośnik ważnych idei.

(Translated by Google) Interesting shot of the marshal. Wise slogans on the sides of the plinth, especially the one about history. Unfortunately, the character has been problematic lately. As historians have recently argued, we owe little to Piłsudski in regaining independence. This one was won by I. Paderewski, R. Dmowski, General J. Haller, W. Korfanty, W. Witos and representatives of the Regency Council. We owe the victory in the Battle of Warsaw to General T. Rozwadowski and not to the later Commander. Piłsudski's inept leadership caused the Bolsheviks to reach Warsaw. The figure of Piłsudski was created after the May Coup in 1926. Piłsudski wanted to start an uprising in Poland in 1914 and side with Germany. Then there would be no chance for independence. Haller's fighting in France and the victory of the Entente countries made it possible to regain independence. Polish troops participated in the Victory Parade in 1919 in Paris. (Original) Ciekawe ujęcie marszałka. Mądre hasła na bokach cokołu, zwłaszcza to o historii. Niestety, postać ostatnio problematyczna. Jak ostatnio dowodzą historycy to niewiele zawdzięczamy Piłsudskiemu w odzyskaniu niepodległości. Tę wywalczyli I. Paderewski, R. Dmowski, gen. J. Haller, W. Korfanty, W. Witos czy przedstawiciele Rady Regencyjnej. Zwycięstwo w bitwie warszawskiej zawdzięczamy gen. T. Rozwadowskiemu a nie późniejszemu Naczelnikowi. Piłsudski nieudolnym dowodzeniem doprowadził do tego, że bolszewicy doszli pod Warszawę. Postać Piłsudskiego została wykreowana po przewrocie majowym w 1926r. Piłsudski chciał wywołać w 1914 r. powstanie w Polsce i stanąć po stronie Niemiec. Wtedy nie byłoby szans na niepodległość. Podjęcie walk przez Hallera na terenie Francji i zwycięstwo państw ententy umożliwiło odzyskanie niepodległości. Oddziały polskie uczestniczyły w Defiladzie Zwycięstwa w 1919 w Paryżu.

(Translated by Google) The Józef Piłsudski Monument in Lublin, unveiled on November 10, 2001, is one of the city's most important national memorials. Located in Litewski Square, in the city's central part, the monument depicts the Marshal on horseback, wearing a long coat, reining in his mare, Kasztanka. The monument's total height is over 7.3 meters, with the equestrian figure itself measuring approximately 3.3 meters. (Original) Pomnik Józefa Piłsudskiego w Lublinie, odsłonięty 10 listopada 2001 roku, stanowi jedno z ważniejszych miejsc pamięci narodowej w mieście. Zlokalizowany na Placu Litewskim, w centralnej części miasta, pomnik przedstawia Marszałka na koniu, w długim płaszczu, wstrzymującego wodzami swoją klacz, Kasztankę. Całkowita wysokość pomnika wynosi ponad 7,3 metra, w tym sama figura konna ma około 3,3 metra wysokości.

(Translated by Google) I remember how great adventures took place during the construction of the monument due to the lack of consent from the city architect. The monument refers to standard implementations of this type, i.e. a hero on a horse. Currently, it is the dominant aspect of Litewski Square and is certainly very characteristic. (Original) Pamiętam jak wielkie przygody odbywały się w momencie budowy pomnika, w związku z brakiem zgody architekta miejskiego. Pomnik nawiązuje do standardowych tego typu realizacji, czyli bohater na koniu. Obecnie jest to dominujący aspekt placu Litewskiego, na pewno jest bardzo charakterystyczny.

(Translated by Google) It stands proudly in Litewski Square, as if the Marshal had just stopped Kasztanka to gaze upon a city that had endured so much. Unveiled on November 10, 2001, it was built according to a pre-war design from 1937 by Jan Raszka – a member of the Polish Legions and a friend of Piłsudski. The equestrian statue, over 7 meters high, is not just a work of art – it is a symbol of remembrance, courage, and independence. The Marshal, in his long coat, holding reins in hand, seems to say, “Remember where you came from.” And the quotations on the pedestal remind us that history is not just the past – it is an obligation. (Original) Dumnie wznosi się na Placu Litewskim, jakby Marszałek właśnie zatrzymał Kasztankę, by spojrzeć na miasto, które tak wiele przeszło. Odsłonięty 10 listopada 2001 roku, powstał według przedwojennego projektu Jana Raszki z 1937 roku – legionisty i przyjaciela Piłsudskiego. Statua konna, wysoka na ponad 7 metrów, to nie tylko dzieło sztuki – to symbol pamięci, odwagi i niepodległości. Marszałek w długim płaszczu, z wodzami w dłoni, zdaje się mówić: „Pamiętajcie, skąd przyszliście”. A cytaty na cokole przypominają, że historia to nie tylko przeszłość – to zobowiązanie..

(Translated by Google) Great Pole. Marshal Piłsudski commemorated on his beloved mare Kasztana. The inseparable couple probably best reflects the image of our interwar father of the nation. Nice monument. (Original) Wielki Polak. Marszałek Piłsudski upamiętniony na swojej ukochanej klaczy Kasztance. Nieodłączna para, chyba najbardziej oddaje obraz naszego międzywojennego ojca narodu. Ładny pomnik.

A small but really well run museum - hard to find - you have to walk through a building, into the courtyard of a cafe, and then you'll see the signs pointing down some stairs. Knowledgeable guide, with lots of interactive displays in English. You won't be blown away, but it is interesting.

Small, but interesting

(Translated by Google) For me it's a great, brilliant and thought-provoking place! A nice change from visiting museums and churches: the stories presented in these 17th-century frescoes are stories with humor and a moral 😉 Tickets must be purchased in advance online, I highly recommend connecting the Cellar with the entrance to the Imaginarium, which is located next door: the tour takes place with the same guide, after a short break. (Original) Dla mnie miejsce świetne, błyskotliwe i skłaniające do przemyśleń! Miła odmiana od zwiedzania muzeów i kościołów: opowieści przedstawione na tych XVII-wiecznych freskach to historie z jajem i z morałem 😉 Bilety trzeba kupić wcześniej przez internet, mega polecam połączenie Piwnicy z wejściem do Imaginarium, które znajduje się drzwi obok: zwiedzanie odbywa się z tym samym przewodnikiem, po krótkiej przerwie.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place with emblems on the walls. It is one small room, but visiting it with the guide was a real pleasure. The visit lasts approximately 40 minutes, during which the guide discussed all the paintings in a rather humorous way. Cost PLN 30/20. (Original) Piękne miejsce z emblematami na ścianach. Jest to jedno niewielkie pomieszczenie, ale zwiedzanie go z Panią Przewodnik było prawdziwą przyjemnością. Czas zwiedzania około 40 minut, podczas których Pani Przewodnik w dość humorystyczny sposób omówiła wszystkie malunki. Koszt 30/20 zł.

(Translated by Google) Very nice service 5 stars. The lady beautifully told the story of the only basement that could be entered. But it's a pity that there is absolutely no information on the website or in front of the entrance that only one small basement is accessible from the entire route. Sightseeing for 5 min. We were unlucky. (Original) Bardzo miła obsługa na 5 gwiazdek. Pani pięknie opowiedziała historię jednej jedynej piwnicy do której można było wejść. Ale szkoda że na stronie czy przed wejściem nie ma kompletnie żadnej informacji że z całej trasy dostępna jest tylko jedna jedyna mała piwnica. Zwiedzania na 5 min. Mieliśmy pecha.

(Translated by Google) 1 basement the guide talks about the paintings on the walls ticket PLN 15 it is worth buying a combined ticket PLN 65 did it make a so-so impression on me but... you can visit it (Original) 1 piwnica pani przewodnik opowiada o malowidłach na ścianach bilet 15 zł warto kupić bilet łączony 65 zł czy na mnie to zrobiło wrażenie takie sobie no ale .... zwiedzić można

(Translated by Google) I don't know where such ratings come from, but when I was there it was a bit low. The frescoes can be viewed in one room for PLN 6 per person. Room approximately 5 m2. On the walls there are pictures related to famous works, but only loosely. It's a bit of a bummer for me, but I'm not an art critic. Maybe it's just my luck that only 1 room is available. The lady was rude. I actually have only one question: "Who creates such jobs?" (Original) Nie wiem skąd takie oceny, ale jak ja byłem to trochę słabo. Freski są do obejrzenia w 1 pomieszczeniu w cenie 6 PLN za osobę. Pomieszczenie około 5m2. Na ścianach obrazki powiązane ze sławnymi dziełami, ale dosyć "luźno". Jak dla mnie trochę lipa, ale krytykiem sztuki nie jestem. Może tak trafiłem, że udostępniono tylko 1 pomieszczenie. Pani była niemiła. Mam właściwie tylko jedno pytanie: "Kto tworzy takie miejsca pracy?".

Really nice! Go here to learn about the history of Cebularza and to make your own. The people are welcoming and the experience was a lot of fun. A lovely afternoon activity. You'll need to make a reservation. If you've never tried Cebularza, stop what you're doing and go get some!!! It's delicious.

Very fun experience! There was a demonstration with participation from the audience, then everyone made their own mini cebularz (I don’t know how to call this in English!). The staff was great and our 2 year old also had fun. I expected it to be hot inside next to the oven but it felt nice and cool compared to the 30 degrees outside.

This experience is quite silly. Not a muzeum but a commercial venture to extract money from tourists that don't know better. It like the Croissant museum in Poznań which is entertaining for some adolescents but a waste of time and money. You are better off to watch a couple of YouTube videos if you're serious about making these food items.

The museum staff is very kind and welcoming. The story about their onion bread is unique on its own and it is also presented on a very unique way. And the bread is delicious. You should try it, too!

I backed 2 cebularz during the workshop which was a lot of fun. The instructors were very engaging with the participants and in general gave a very entertaining and interesting show. Thank you!

A nice interactive presentation including an overview of the ingredients and hands-on opportunity to make your own cebularz. You will learn when it originated and a few facts about Lublin.

Small but nice museum. Demonstration is nice but, when I was there, only available in Polish which I don't speak. Therefore 3 stars.

As night falls on Lublin, the Brama Krakowska becomes more than just a city gate—it becomes a glowing portal through time. Lit from below and crowned with a timeless clock, the tower stands with quiet strength at the edge of the Old Town, its brick walls bearing witness to centuries of history. I watched as small groups of people walked beneath its archway, silhouettes passing through golden light, as if stepping between eras. The air was still, and the only sound was footsteps on cobblestones. It’s easy to imagine merchants, guards, and townsfolk doing the same hundreds of years ago. Originally part of the medieval city walls, Brama Krakowska was not just a gate but a symbol of protection and connection, linking Lublin with Kraków. Today, it still connects—past with present, and locals with visitors. The contrast between the vibrant nightlife just steps away and the calm majesty of the gate makes the moment feel both alive and timeless. Even without knowing the full story, you feel the significance. It invites you not just to walk through, but to pause, look up, and remember that every brick was placed with purpose—and every passage through it is part of an ongoing story.

Very nice and beautiful. Lublin officials take care of ancient buildings.

Beautiful old town. It's a pleasure to walk.

The Krakowska Gate is an impressive spot – well preserved, with an interesting exhibition and a strong historical vibe. A perfect starting point for exploring Lublin. Inside, you get a real sense of the city’s spirit and some nicely curated displays. No queues, everything smooth. Worth a visit, even for a quick walk-through.

Lovely place. Not just this place. Whole city is Lovely

A visiting card and a beautiful place to take pictures and feel Lublin Old Town) The most amazing thing is bricks in a staggered manner. It looks unusual and elegant. This gate connects the Old Town of Lublin with a modern part where you can find buildings from the 18-19th centuries. Must seen for tourists!

What a wonderful place. During a business meeting we were in the area, and it is fabulous. A few strides end to end brimming with architecture, places to eat and drink.

Really great place to visit to see the pharmaceutical history and industry. The lady was really kind and helpful. We have learnt a lot of information and were amazed. I would genuinely recommend you to check it out

Muzeum Zakładu Historii Farmacji is a charming hidden gem in Lublin’s Old Town and absolutely worth a visit. This small, free museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of pharmacy, with beautifully preserved tools, bottles, and displays that capture the essence of old medicinal practices. What makes the visit even more special is the building itself—an intriguing structure formed by the connection of two separate buildings, giving the interior a unique and almost whimsical layout. It’s a quick stop, but a delightful one, perfect for anyone who enjoys history, architecture, or simply discovering lesser-known places in the city.

A glance into a local pharmacy how it was more than a century ago. Family history. Very friendly guide! No tickets - you just donate as much as you want.

The best museum ever it was soo intresting and the museum guide is creative, imaginative, enthusiastic individual, for a second i felt like im traveling in time. I definitely recommend it

A unique place

(Translated by Google) Interesting place, worth a look during a visit to the castle. A nice lady tells about the history of the place. No tickets, only voluntary donations for the maintenance of the place. Beautiful old pharmacy furniture, dishes and tools (Original) Ciekawe miejsce, warto zajrzeć podczas wizyty na zamku. Sympatyczna Pani opowiada o historii miejsca. Brak biletow tylko dobrowolne datki na utrzymanie miejsca. Piękne stare apteczne meble, naczynia i przyrządy

(Translated by Google) A charming little museum with a very interesting collection of pharmacy equipment. A very kind pharmacist talks about the history of pharmacy and the exhibits. The museum is ticketless and is funded by donations from visitors. We highly recommend it. (Original) Urocze małe muzeum z bardzo ciekawąkolekcją wyposażenia aptecznego. Przemiła Pani farmaceutka opowiadająca o historii farmacji i eksponatach. Muzeum bez biletów, utrzymuje się z datków zwiedzających. Gorąco polecamy.

A great theatre in terms of performance, although access involves a lot of steps. Staff are helpful, and the theatre has a good old-time feel to contrast with the often very modern performances.

One of the BEST things i did with my son on Lublin

Whenever there is a bigger show, the place gets very crowded.

Best theatre in the world.

Great experience!

Super!

Amazing!