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Home to many theaters, clubs, and museums, Lublin styles itself as a thriving cultural hub with vibrant and exciting nightlife.

The best-preserved of all Nazi death camps, Majdanek displays evidence of the horrific atrocities committed within its walls.

Discover the vibrant pulse of the Old Town, replete with shops, pubs, and museums, as well as important historic landmarks.

Located in the Lublin Castle, this versatile museum boasts a wealth of archaeological, artistic, and ethnographic exhibitions.

An open-air museum recreating a traditional Polish village, and carefully chronicling pre-industrial peasant life in the area.

Focusing primarily on contemporary art and aesthetic experimentation, this museum houses numerous multimedia installations.

A cluster of 10 cellars housing multimedia exhibits about Lublin's history, as well as a winery with a unique 16C polychrome.

Housing the Lublin Museum, this medieval castle is also famous for its 14C chapel decorated with fine Russo-Byzantian frescoes.

A museum set in a 17C Neoclassical manor, dedicated to the life and works of Wincenty Pol, Polish poet and geographer.

A superb 16C cathedral, featuring many remarkable details such as Baroque frescoes, a unique 17C altar, and an acoustic vestry.

Dating to the 16C, Poland's oldest Jewish cemetery contains several notable tombstones and is evidence of a once thriving community.