We invite you to take a trip to Lublin, which begins at the Cracow Gate, one of the three gates leading to the Old Town, erected in the times of Casimir the Great. The Bramowa street leads to the market square, the central place of which is occupied by a massive edifice of the Old Town Hall. The charming Lublin Old Town belongs to the most interesting ones in Poland. During our walk around Lublin you will also be able to see the town hall and a church and monastery of Dominicans dating back to the 13th century. One of the most important historic sites of Lublin is also a cathedral with a sacristy and treasury and Byzantine-Russian frescoes in the Holy Trinity chapel, located within the walls of the Lublin castle. Another stage of our sightseeing is a cemetery at Lipowa street. It is one of the oldest (late 18th century) and most precious cemeteries in Poland. Finally, you will see a Museum in Majdanek, which was established on the territory of a former Nazi concentration camp. In the period 1941-1944, over 300 thousand people from 26 countries lost their lives there.