Introducing Lublin
Lublin’s centre has emerged into the new century with revived confidence, and the locals are out in droves to enjoy it. The Rynek is ringed with bars, cafés and restaurants, which have new-world attitude while still respecting their old-world location. Step through Krakowska Gate to pick up the pace on ul Krakowskie Przedmieście, with its parade of pepped-up Poles and perky holidaymakers.
Advertisement
After many years spent lagging behind other towns of equivalent size, Lublin has relaunched itself as the bustling leader of its region. After its painful history, Lublin’s ability to laugh again is a testament to its character as a true survivor.
Last updated: Sep 29, 2008
Thorn Tree forum discussion
Recent posts
-
RE: Going to Euro Cup 2012 (HELP!)
by Vivien1939 15 August 2011
Hi, definitely you should concentrate on Poland and forget about Kviv. Firstly you will waste your precious time waiting on the border,…
-
RE: Six days poland tour
by sihi 11 August 2011
Hi! Do city of Torun, next to Olsztyn + Masurian lakes and castles, Augustow and to Lublin.
-
RE: Six days poland tour
by jcrane66 09 August 2011
Ouch - six days. Ok, here you go. 1. Warsaw 2. Train to Gdansk (about 3 hours) 3. Train to see Malbork castle continue south to Kra…
