Things to do in Lublin

No. 17 of Family-friendly Attractions in Poland

National Museum in Lublin

National Museum in Lublin primarily exhibits paintings, silverware, porcelain, and various weapons. Unfortunately, most exhibits only have Polish labels. You can look for the so-called "devil's handprint" on the 17th-century table in the hall.

Lithuanian Square

Lithuania Square is a picturesque and historic open space located in Lublin, Poland. As one of the city's iconic squares, it is not only the center of daily life for locals but also a vital place for tourists to explore Lublin's history and culture. The square is named after significant events in Lithuanian history, symbolizing the deep ties between Poland and Lithuania. The square is surrounded by elegant buildings, many of which reflect important periods in Polish history, particularly the 18th century. It was once the center of Lublin's political and economic activity, hosting many important meetings and events. A monument in the center tells the story of the history of Lublin and its surroundings. Cultural events, markets, and festivals are often held here, attracting numerous visitors. The square is home to numerous cafés and restaurants, where visitors can relax and enjoy the beautiful city views.

No. 7 of Night Attractions in Poland

Multimedia Fountain

Multimedia Fountain is located in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, and is a modern landscape facility situated in the heart of the city. This fountain is not only one of Warsaw's landmarks but also an important place for leisure and entertainment for tourists and local residents. The fountain consists of two main fountain pools. The fountain system uses advanced technology, combining water, light, music, and lasers to create a spectacular visual and auditory experience. Every year from spring to fall, the fountain hosts multimedia shows at night, attracting large audiences. The performances usually feature themes of Poland's history, culture, and natural landscapes, presenting dynamic scenes through changes in water jets and lighting. This fountain is not only an attraction, but also a venue for social and cultural activities. The square around the fountain often hosts various events, such as concerts, festivals, and markets, providing a space for citizens to interact and gather. Especially in summer, the fountain performances combined with surrounding activities become a major highlight of Warsaw's nightlife.

Lublin Village Open Air Museum

The Lublin Open-Air Village Museum has more than 50 historically significant regional or ethnic buildings displayed in the form of traditional villages. These buildings have the residences of ordinary people and the residences of manor owners. Some utensils are placed in the buildings. These displays show the living conditions of the local people before the 1920s and 1930s.

Centre for the Meeting of Cultures in Lublin

Cracow Gate

Saxon Garden

Aqua Lublin

State Museum at Majdanek

Majdanek State Museum (Majdanek State Museum) is located 4 kilometers southeast of the old city, is a place to remember history. During World War II, a total of 23w people were brutally killed here, most of them Jews. The cell, the watchtower and the barbed wire were preserved, but it was the gas chamber and the crematorium that made people shudder.

Lublin Arena