Lublin Cathedral and Trinity Tower

A unique system of underground cellars, basements and corridors originating from the 16th and 17th centuries. They served as storehouses when Lublin was a major trade center. A 250-m-long touristic route is available on a guided tours.

Built in the 1400s, it was the highest court in Lesser Poland.

Exhibitions concerning the poets and authors from Lublin city and the region.

10 underground rooms with multimedia exhibitions about history; one is a former winery with unique Renaissance polichrome.

One of the two original city gates, built in 14th century in the Gothic style and then rebuilt during the Baroque period. A symbol of Lublin. The gate clock was in that same very place since the 16th century. At noon, a trumpeter plays the "Hejnał" (a traditional bugle call closely bound to the history of Kraków) from the balcony. Next to the gate, there is a small Lublin History Museum.