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Watch the video below. What is your impression of LUBLIN?

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Watch the video below. What is your impression of LUBLIN?

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Walking in LUBLIN / Poland 🇵🇱- Sun and Rain - 4K 60fps (UHD)

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Watch the video below and create a 5 best things to do in ZAMOSC list.

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Watch the video below and create a 5 best things to do in ZAMOSC list.

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Zamość, Poland 4K - Beautiful city in Poland, Virtual tour of Zamość 2021, Visit Zamość - UNESCO 🌞

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I love the atmosphere and the medieval architecture in Lublin.
One of my favourite parts of the city was the Trinity Tower and the chapel of Holy Trinity. The view from the tower is phenomenal.
Also, the story of the church is fascinating. The artwork on the walls managed to hold its shape for almost 700 years.
I enjoyed reading about Lublin's history and realising how important this city is for Poland's history.
Stancu Maria Alexandra

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1. Visit the Armenian Tenement Houses. The bright and unusual colours of this building will amaze you. It's a great place for taking photos to share with your family and friends.

2. Zamosc fortress is a place full of history where you can see the remaining walls of the prison cells and explore their surroundings.

3. If you want to take a long walk and see some animals, you can go to the Zamosc Zoo. The zoo has over 300 species of animals and covers an area of 14 hectares.

4. The Town Hall is the largest and most impressive building from the Old Town. If you climb its stairs, you can have a great view of Zamosc city.

5. If you want to learn more about Zamosc, you can visit the Zamojskie Museum. Here you can find information about the archaeology, library, ethnography, some items dating back to the Renaissance era.

Stancu Maria Alexandra

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Lublin seems to be a very lovely city. Interestingly, it looks like some cities in Romania. for example Sibiu. It has a friendly atmosphere and it is very youthful, as well. I love the medieval architecture and the bright colours of the buildings, they give a very cheerful vibe.
The touristic attractions are very impressive. The Dominican Abbey was my favourite and I would love to visit it one day.
Rusu Alecsandra

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1. Walk around the Main Market Square, admire the architecture of the buildings and enjoy their bright colours.
2. Eat some traditional food at one of the lovely terraces on Kolegiacka Street.
3. Admire the sightseeing from the bridge of Zamosc, where you can also put a lock of love.
4. Visit the Franciscan Church and admire its baroque architecture.
5. Learn about the local history at the Kazamar Bastion II.
Rusu Alecsandra

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-> Visit The Zamojskie Museum, if you are interested in finding out more information on the historical development of the city. You can admire renaissance paintings and historical items dating from the 16th century
-> Take a walk in the old town.  The town hall measures 100×100 meters and is known for its sensible architecture, impressive arcades, a skilful use of colors and beautiful stairs blending in perfectly with the surroundings.
-> Admire outstanding artworks at Galeria Staszica 13. The interior itself is a piece of art, having an exquisite victorian design.
-> Solve puzzles and have fun with your friends at the "Open the Lock Escape Room"
-> Take a coffee break at the Mazagran Coffee House

Ion Alexandra

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From the very beginning, I initially thought the video was not about Lublin, but a Romanian city. There are many things in common between our cities in Romania and Lublin, such as the lovely medieval architecture.
I liked the most the Lublin castle, because of its aesthetic. The images and the video were vivid.
Besides that, this city piqued young people's interest, especially my interest.
I realised, after getting into some research about the city history, that clearly Lublin has defined Poland and what it is today.
Now, from seeing Lublin virtually, I instantly put it on my city breaks list.<3
Cerbu Anisia

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From what I have seen in the virtual tour, Lublin is an interesting city with numerous places to visit and several of them caught my eye for example the old town and the castle (which was different from anything I have visited). There are many surprisingly details in this city, for example the various patterns on the buildings in the old center, the small replicas in front of the monuments or the way the old style is combined with the modern one in the castle.
Lublin seems like a wonderful place to visit and I am sure that anyone would have an amazing day there.

Corina Mihon

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1. Kolegiacka Street-eat your brunch there
2. The Zamosc Rotunda-it looks similar to the Zamosc Bastion II, but it looks smoother
3. Bridge in Zamosc
4. Franciscan Church in Zamosc-revel in it
5. Visit the Tenement Houses and enjoy a coffee break right there and then. You'll be simply filled with enthusiasm. Let the bright colors sink in.
Cerbu Anisia

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1. Take beautiful and colorful pictures in the main square in front of the tenement houses or on the stairs of the Town Hall;
2. Do some shopping on the covered streets of the old center;
3. Relax while painting the Franciscan Church;
4. Make a wish or promise and lock it on one of the bridges from the Kazamar Bastion II;
5. Have lunch in the main square while being surrounded by the colorful tenement houses.

Corina Mihon

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Lublin seems like a quiet, peaceful town that I would surely like to visit. It has that medieval charm that I really enjoy and that can be sensed even through the screen, especially when looking at the Po Farze Square and the old town. Lublin seems to give off authentic traditional polish vibes, especially considering the colorful architecture and general atmosphere. Overall, it is a place I might consider visiting one day, since the looks of the town highly appeal to me.

Miruna Ungureanu

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1. Enjoy a coffee in the Main Market Square
2. Admire the colorful architecture
3. Take a morning walk on the charming streets
4. Delight yourself with the local cuisine
5. Take a moment to listen to the relaxing sound of the organ grinder

Miruna Ungureanu

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Starting with the beautiful buildings, which this city has a lot of, I feel welcomed inside of this calm and relaxing atmosphere. All over the place you can find a lot of cafes to enjoy a drink while taking in the gorgeous places. Lublin has a bit of everything, including its religious background and history with the "Holy Trinity Chapel" and the "Lublin Castle" available to visit. Lastly, what I think gave this city a bit more personality was the fountain show which I'm guessing is even more spectacular during night time.
~ Eva Pavel

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1. Take a nice, calming walk across the Bridge.
2. Enjoy a drink at one of the many cafes in the Main Market Square.
3. Admire the creative process of the paintings made of the Franciscan Church
4. Visit and learn about the history of the Kazamar Bastion.
5.  Walk through the calm streets of this beautiful city.
~ Eva Pavel

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Lublin seems like a Romanian city; there are a lot of similarities. It reminded me a lot of Brasov. I liked the architecture, is very rustic and colorful.
I loved the church. The chapel is very interesting and I actually searched more information about it.
I would like to visit Lublin one day :)
- Victoria Plamadeala

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1. Paint the Franciscan Church;
2. Make a wish/promise and then lock it on one of the bridges  from the Kazamar Bastion II;
3. Visit the "Open the Lock Escape Room" with your friends/family;
4. Eat at one of the terraces on the Kolegiacka Street (known for their Polish traditional food);
5. Walk around the Main Market Square (the architecture is worth seeing and admiring).
- Victoria Plamadeala

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I think Lublin is very beautiful! It reminds me of cities in Trasilvanya, with red brick and colourful buildings. You can tell that it is full of history by just feeling its atmosphere.
Maria Georgescu

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1. Relax in one of the beautiful cafes with a hot cup of coffee and a slice of cake.
2. Walk around the Old Town and admire the architecture.
3. Tour the remains of the fortress.
4. Learn about history in one of the many museums.
5. End the day with a lovely dinner in one of the many amazing restaurants.

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From what I've seen in the video alongside with what I've heard from other sources, Lublin's historic architecture is mesmerizing. The theates, the Old Town and especially the many festivals organized there contribute to the beauty of the city.
I can't wait to visit Lublin some day and discover more of its secrets and breathtaking  architecture.

Niculae Renate

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List of 5 things I'd like to do in Zamosc

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List of 5 things I'd like to do in Zamosc

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1. I'd love to see the Armenian Tenement Houses, with their colorful painting and detailed murals.
2. Walk around the Old Town at night.
3. Visit the Zamosc Zoo.
4. Explore the Zamosc Fortress.
5. Visit the Zamojskie Museum to find out more about the city's history.

Niculae Renate

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Lublin seems to be by far an impressive, inspiring, aesthetically pleasing city, which radiates tranquility, mostly for its picturesque architecture.
The architectural themes are varied, the city being a combination of the every styles that have ever entered the polish architecture (Romanesque, Renaissance,  Baroque,  Gothic, Historicism, the so called Neo-styles, Secession,  Modernism) , giving it a sense of diversity, but in an harmonious way.
Many people could affirm that Lublin is similar with the cities from Romania due to the fact that the same architectural designs mentioned above can be observed on the Romanian territory as well, especially in Sibiu.

-Ion Alexandra