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City county in Lublin Voivodeship, Poland
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Zamość is a picturesque Renaissance town in the Lublin voivodship, in southeastern Poland. In 1992 it was inscribed on the list of s.
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One of the most beautiful Renaissance town halls in Europe.
Surrounded by historical colourful houses.
You can visit the Crypt.
You can visit the Crypt.
Synagoga
Brama Szczebrzeska
Nowa Brama Lubelska
Ogród zoologiczny im. Stefana Milera
Polish traditional fare.
Hotel with breakfast and spa included. Spa has a pool, several saunas of different temperatures, a steam room, and a truly excellent gym.
A small hotel with 7 rooms with individual bathrooms.
By train
The Zamość railway station is of relatively minor importance. There is only one long-distance train daily, the TLK Hetman, which does a very long loop from Zamość to Poznań in 16 hours, through in.
By bus
The Bus station is on the other side of the center, and offers more frequent connections to Lublin and surrounding towns. Many international connections (see more detailed information).
By car
You can easily get there by car from Lublin via E372, which is as of October 2025 Droga Krajowa 17.
Since the city center is rather small, the most convenient way to get around is to walk.
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