- Since the second half of the 16th century, Protestant Reformation movements devolved in Lublin, and a large congregation of Polish Brethren was present in the city.
- Lublin was founded on the northern side of the meandering Bystrzyca River, and at the same time on the western side of the Czechówka stream flowing into it.Bulunamadı: basilica
- Starting from the 14th-century Krakow Gate, a cultural symbol of Lublin and home to the Historical Museum of the city, one can explore the medieval historic...Bulunamadı: friars
- In the early 18th century Lublin received privileges that equated it to that of Krakow. In 1815 Lublin enters the Kingdom of Poland as part of the Russian Empire.Bulunamadı: friars
- The Dominican church and monastery complex is also one of the main objects of Lublin.Bulunamadı: friars
- Among the most important are the Baroque St John’s Church, one of the largest in the city, St Stanislaus Basilica with its adjoining Dominican Monastery...Bulunamadı: friars
- The tradition of holding fairs was born in the city in the 15th century when Lublin was one of the largest trading towns in the region.Bulunamadı: friars