LUBLIN REGIONAL TOURIST ORGANISATION
2024
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L’office de tourisme de Lublin est le point de départ incontournable pour commencer l'exploration de la ville. Situé à l'entrée de la vieille ville, il propose une vaste gamme de services pour vous aider à programmer votre séjour. Que vous soyez intéressé par l'histoire médiévale, les festivals culturels, la cuisine locale ou les paysages pittoresques, l'équipe de l’office sera là pour vous aider.
Vous trouverez plusieurs brochures sur les attractions majeures de Lublin et de la région, ainsi que des cartes gratuites et l'organisation de visites guidées.
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Welcome to the region between the Vistula and the Bug Rivers where you will forget about the city rush and discover the essence of life. Surrounded by pristine nature and human hospitality, you will find inspiration for your dreams and passions. The diversity of landscapes stretching between Roztocze and Polesie combined with historic and cultural heritage will never let you get bored. Enjoy a stroll along romantic streets of Zamość Old Town, a bicycle ride in the scenic Kazimierz Landscape Park, a canoe rally on the meandering Bug River and all the other attractions awaiting tourists in the Lubelskie Region.
The Lubelskie Region has long been a meeting point of many cultures, nationalities and religions, traces of which can be seen in historic architecture. Only here can you find Orthodox, Neo-Uniate, Catholic and Protestant churches, Jewish synagogues and Tatar cemeteries located in close proximity, often within the same village or town. In Włodawa, a small town on the Polish-Ukrainian borderland, three major religions have coexisted for centuries: Roman Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity and Judaism. The most beautiful example of the symbiosis of Eastern and Western traditions is the Holy Trinity Royal Chapel decorated with Russo-Byzantine frescoes painted in the first half of the 15th c.
Our region abounds in cultural events, festivals and fairs, which are a fantastic opportunity to get to know local history and culture, folk art, craft and music, as well as to taste delicious traditional specialities. There are cross-border events, such as the Festival of Three Cultures and the European Days of Good-Neighbourliness, which highlight the inimitable multicultural character of the Lubelskie Region.
Visit the Lublin Region and experience its unique atmosphere.
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Choose destination Lubelskie
Located in eastern Poland, the Lubelskie Region is a space where contact with culture and nature becomes the basis for rest and regeneration. Tourists appreciate the variety of leisure activities, the openness of the locals, and the tasty cuisine. They emphasize the authenticity and uniqueness of the atmospheric cities and towns: Lublin, UNESCO-listed Zamosc, Biala Podlaska, Chelm, Wlodawa, Naleczow, Pulawy or Kazimierz Dolny.
Lublin
Lublin is one of the most attractive cities in Poland. The city's multicultural, over 700-year history is confirmed by numerous monuments, one of the most valuable ones being the Holy Trinity Chapel.
The Land of Loess Ravines
The Land of Loess Ravines is known for charming landscapes, valuable natural areas, unique loess gorges, interesting architecture, and a visible respect for tradition all create a perfect scenery for leisure and recharging batteries.
Roztocze
Roztocze is a picturesque land stretched from Polish Krasnik to Ukrainian Lviv along a narrow range of hills. It is characterized by dense forests, sparse buildings, silence and a climate unique for the whole country. The most valuable forest areas have been protected as part of the Roztocze National Park.
Polesie
Polesie is a land of lakes, forests, swamps and marshes. The most valuable parts of the Polish part of Polesie have been protected within the Poleski National Park. Nature trails, equipped with kilometres of wooden footbridges and observation towers, allowing close-up views of nature, have been marked out in the Park.
Zamość
The city was founded in the XVI century by Crown Hetman Jan Zamoyski. Designed by an eminent Italian architect Bernardo Morando, the city-fortress was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1992 as an architectural and urban complex.
Kazimierz Dolny
Kazimierz Dolny is a favorite place of the painters, photographers, and filmmakers. It owes its fame to the great harmony of the landscape, combining the nature of the Lesser Poland Gorge of the Vistula River with wonderful architecture. The Kazimierz Landscape Park surrounds the town. It is a perfect place for walking the paths leading through loess gorges and high slopes with viewpoints over the panorama of the Vistula river.
Kozlowka
The Zamoyski Museum in Kozłówka is one of the most beautiful and popular Polish palace museums, located in the vicinity of the Kozłowiecki Landscape Park. The museum is housed in a palace and park complex, which was founded in the first half of the 18th century, and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th and 20th century by Count Konstanty Zamoyski. The interiors in the style of the Second Empire have been perfectly preserved.
Biala Podlaska
Biala Podlaska was once a property of the Radziwill family, associated primarily with the magnificent castle complex from the 17th-18th century and the valley of the Krzna River, a picturesque tributary of the Bug River. Visitors will be interested in the Museum of Southern Podlasie, presenting the collection of Bazyli Albiczuk's works and one of the largest collections of Russian icons from the 17th and 19th centuries in Poland.