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THE CITY OF LUBLIN
HOW TO SIGHTSEE IN LUBLIN?


IN 2 DAYS

   

   

DAY 1

THE OLD TOWN - CASTLE HILL
WITH THE LUBLIN CASTLE COMPLEX - FOOT OF THE CASTLE (PODZAMCZE)


The Old Town
(in the morning)

    Trynitarska Tower, which houses the Archiepiscopal Museum of Sacral Art; the tower also offers a splendid panorama of the Old Town, Castle Hill, City Centre and city outskirts.
( www.kuria.lublin.pl/muzeum )

    Krakowska Gate, housing the Museum of Lublin History; the Gothic Tower is adjacent to the Gate; both structures constitute elements of former city walls from the 14th century; the beginning of the Route of Architectural Monuments. ( www.zamek.lublin.pl )

     Visit at Lublin Centre of Tourist Information, located near the Krakowska Gate (ul. Jezuicka 1/3); where free information can be obtained as well as tourist publications and souvenirs can be purchased. ( www.loit.lublin.pl )

    Town Square, surrounded by historical tenement houses with the building of the Crown Tribunal in the centre - in the building's basement the entrance to the Underground Tourist Route is located ( e-mail: podziemia@tnn.lublin.pl )

    Church and monastery complex of the Dominican Order, which is open for visitors ( www.dominikanie.lub.pl )

    Fara Square with reconstructed foundations of St. Michael's Church and a breathtaking panorama of Podwale, Podzamcze and the Lublin Castle.

    Grodzka Gate, seat of Centre - Theatre NN, where a model reconstruction of the pre-war Jewish district can be studied along with other traces of Jewish culture in Lublin. ( www.tnn.lublin.pl )

    Lublin Castle with the 12th century donjon and the gothic-renaissance chapel with Ruthenian-Byzantine frescos; the Lublin Museum; beginning of the Jagielonian Route of the Union of Lublin and the Route of Famous Lubliners. ( www.zamek.lublin.pl )

Foot of the castle (Podzamcze) and its surroundings
(in the afternoon)

    Castle Square - before World War II it served as the centre of the Jewish district; beginning of the Memorial Route of Lublin Jews

     Grodzisko Hill with the old Jewish cemetery in Kalinowszczyzna St.

     Cathedral Orthodox Church in Ruska St.

     Czwartek Hill with St. Nicolas's church; excellent view spot with a panorama of the Old Town and Podzamcze

     New Jewish Cemetery with the z the Memorial Chamber of Lublin Jews in Walecznych St.

     Building of the former Jewish School of Wisdom in Lublin in Unicka St.

Note: Return to the city centre near the Krakowska Gate and the Archiepiscopal See via no. 156 trolleybus from the terminus in Unicka St. or by foot along Lubartowska St. (approx. 2 km).

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DAY 2

THE CITY CENTRE

    Archiepiscopal See, adjacent to the wall of the Old Town, an exquisite example of Renaissance-Baroque architecture ( www.kuria.lublin.pl/katedra )

     New City Hall in Łokietka St. - the seat of Lublin city authorities

    Holy Spirit Church

     Krakowskie Przedmieście - the Lublin Promenade; street of by 18th - 20th century buildings, elegant shops, restaurants and cafeterias

     Litewski Square with the Monument commemorating the Union of Lublin (beginning of the Multi- cultural Route)and three other monuments and statues; surrounded by the Gubernialny, Lubomirski and Czartoryski palaces.

    Evangelical Church and Parish ( www.luteranie.pl/lublin )

     Further section of Krakowskie Przedmieście Street with eye-catching Art Nouveau houses

    Saski Park, established in mid 19th century - a beautiful oasis of green in the very centre of the city

     Catholic University of Lublin set up in 1918. ( www.kul.lublin.pl )

     Maria Curie Skłodowska University, set up in 1944. ( www.umcs.lublin.pl )

     Museum of Martyrdom "Under the Clock" in Uniwersytecka St. - during the Second World War Gestapo's place of torture ( www.zamek.lublin.pl )

    Old Cemetery in Lipowa St. with valuable tombstones from between 17th century and the modern day, divided into the following parts:
- Roman Catholic
- Orthodox
- Evangelical
- military sections from the Ist and IInd World Wars, including a section of Katyń Victims

     Old tenement houses from 19th and 20th century in Okopowa St.

    Shrine of Sorrowful Christ from 1767 in Hempla St.

    Our Victorious Lady's Church and post-Brigitte convent in Narutowicza St.

     Juliusz Osterwa Theatre from 19th century in Narutowicza St.

     St. Peter's Conversion Church and post-Bernardinian monastery in Dolna Marii Panny St.




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