Lublin Castle

A nice castle with an interesting museum to visit. The chapel with its frescos was the most impressive, in my opinion. The museum has both temporary and permanent exhibitions. There are lots of paintings, icons, furniture and coins.
There is a place to leave your jackets and bags (if needed). There also elevators, so it will be handy for people with special needs.
The tower has lots of steps, so take that into consideration when visiting. The top of the tower provides pretty good view of the city.
The only thing missing is a cafe in the castle yard for summer time :)

Extremely helpful service and beautiful buildings. If you are a visitor, this place is a must-see. The tour is very extensive, and the view of Lublin city from the tower is the best you can get. Fully recommend

Beautiful castle, we were able to visit only tower, it was nice view from the top of the tower. Unfortunately, we were not able to buy combined ticket for some reason and also all the information on the stands in tower was only in Polish.

The Trinity Chapel is a gem really worth seeing. I have visited this museum many times, this time I popped in to see the exhibition showing Polish posters (movie, theatre, adds etc) and the Tamara Lempicka exhibition. The posters, brilliant, really enjoyed it. A bit disappointed with the size and content of the Lempicka exhibition, I have seen the Tamara Lempicka, travelling woman and loved it. Nonetheless, her Mexican paintings are class!

There’s a lot to see and do around the castle, which houses a surprisingly dense set of historical artworks and artifacts about the city of Lublin. The area leading toward it is of course scenic, as are the views from it. The interior is well kept but humble compared to the exterior, though with its age that’s to be expected. Be sure to check out daily and seasonal cultural events happening there, some can be quite a trip.

Unforgettable experience for art lovers.
Kobieta w podrozy - beautiful exhibition about Tamara Łempicka and art deco. Beautifully presented along with many other artists of that period.
Zamek offers exhibitions about Lublin artists in communism and their work, famous Polish painters such as Witkacy, Malczewski, Kossak and Matejko.
Worth to see many other exhibits about religious artifacts and Polish folklore, Lublin's architecture, design and many many more.
Staff very knowledgeable and friendly.

Very modern and beautifully arranged museum.

When you visiting Poland you must go to Lublin. Is only 1.5hr by car on excellent freeway.

More expositions than before, interactive stands in English and Polish. Hours to see of Polish history in one place. Worth it.

One of the most popular sightseeing in Lublin. Reach history, and very old tower with beautiful wall paintings. Interesting exhibitions inside the castle. Nice place in the city center of Lublin.

This an old prison from the times of the Russian empire. Marvellous old chapel inside, covered with unique Orthodox frescs. Excellent historical museum and brilliant local primitivist art axibition.

Looking great after the refurbishment, with a good collection of painting, an amazing exhibition and the unique wall paintings of the chapel.. The view from the tower is also great

Lots of information in the castle enjoyed it and very warm inside

Absolutely must see!! Pictures take while spectacle Dream about city was performed. This event happen every year somewhere around end of July.

A stunning and very significant place. Must see

A very historic castle. Though it starts its journey from as far as 12th century, and thus contains many historic episode, yet the most important event comes in 1569 when the Union of Lublin is signed here to establish the Polush-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Sunce 1957 it is the seat of Lublin Museum. After the partition of Poland till the end of WW II, the castle is used as prison. Many prisoners were killed here.

It is kind of special indeed
... . Why? The building survived a challenging Polish history, even partly almost intact (the castle tower) and (b) a town and a castle hosted super important events from Polish nad European history perspective - Union of Lublin which in general inaugurated one of the most powerful union states in Europe's XVI century history.
Must see , but please do read about Lublin a bit beforehand to grasp a historical context 😉

Amazing Chapel decorated with frescoes from floor to ceiling. Brilliant exhibitions. No crowds, no queues. Terrifying stories about what happened in prison Tower.

A great place with rich history. Very well preserved Chapel with stunning frescs. Nice view from Tower and a lot to learn about Lublin from displays.

Nice place with alot of cool things. Like big towers and heavy iron gates. The kids loved it. The well inside is preserved very well.