Explore authentic barracks, see personal effects of the prisoners, and confront the heavy history by looking at photographs and testimonies. The preserved architecture and the "Hills of Ashes" next to the crematorium make the horrors of the past tangible, while guided tours allow for deeper understanding.

Explore authentically reconstructed wooden houses, barns, and churches that reflect rural Poland of centuries past. Learn traditional crafts, take pottery classes, watch folklore performances, and discover the diversity of local flora and fauna. Every corner tells its own story, accompanied by the tranquility and charm of rural life.

Wander through the halls of a castle that reflects the history of Poland. Admire medieval frescoes, discover the mysteries of Gothic architecture, and delve into the dramatic history of World War II. Explore exhibits ranging from ostentatious weapons to fine works of art, and be mesmerized by the views from the Trinitarian Tower.

Admire masterful illusionist frescoes that bring biblical scenes to life, surrounded by opulent baroque interiors. The acoustic sacristy, treasury and crypts highlight the spiritual and cultural significance of this place, while the history of generations echoes in every corner.

Walk through medieval walls that tell tales of kings and wars. Marvel at the fascinating medieval frescoes of the Holy Trinity Chapel at Lublin Castle, relive its grim history as a prison during World War II, and discover Polish artwork in an impressive neo-Gothic setting.

Wander through winding cobblestone streets, past colorful Renaissance town houses, and immerse yourself in living history. Explore the imposing castle, marvel at Byzantine frescoes, and discover underground paths that tell stories of bygone eras. Culinary delights in a historic ambience round off your experience.

Pass through the Grodzka Gate and immerse yourself in a world where Jewish and Christian life once met. At the NN Theatre Centre, this encounter is brought back to life through exhibitions and projects that preserve Lublin's rich history and the memory of the Holocaust. A place that connects cultures and preserves memories.

Explore the intersection of global cultures in an architectural masterpiece of concrete, metal, and glass. With the second largest opera hall in Poland, rooftop terraces for panoramic views and an open-air cinema, this place offers a unique platform for art, theatre and music. Discover hidden exhibitions and be captivated by the illuminated façade.

Experience the splendor of aristocratic living in the style of the Second Empire, surrounded by authentic furniture, impressive marble fireplaces, and Meissen porcelain stoves. Admire the collection of around 460 paintings that capture significant moments in Polish history and family portraits. Plus, explore the Italian Park, a Versailles-inspired chapel, and the Gallery of Socialist Realism.