Lublin (Polish: Lublin) is a city in eastern Poland, the administrative center of the Lublin Voivodeship. The area of the city is 147.5 km². Population - 339,811 inhabitants (2018)
The city is located on the northern edge of the Lublin Upland, at altitudes of 163–238 m above sea level. The valley of the Bystrzyce river (the left tributary of the Vepsha) divides the city into two parts with different landscapes. On the western shore there is a part of the Nalenczowski plateau (Polish Nałęczowski) with deep valleys and old loess gorges, while the eastern coast landscapes formed by the part of the Schwidnicki plateau (Polish Świdnicki) and the Gelchevsk Upland (Polish Giełczewska) are less diverse.
Recommended Hotels :

Alter hotel
Wieniawski hotel
Korona Spa & Wellness Hotel
Hampton by Hilton Hotel Lublin
Lubhotel
Arhe hotel lublin

The city's attractions:
Farnaya Square with a model of the Farny Church, dismantled by the Russian authorities in 1846–52.
Lublin fortress
Castle Square
Old town with houses in the style of the Lublin Renaissance
Krakow Gate
Farnaya Square with the foundations of the Church of St. Michael
Obelisk on Lithuanian Square in honor of the Union of Lublin (1826)
Dominican Monastery
Catholic cathedral
Orthodox Cathedral
Lublin Museum
Czartoryski Palace
Museum of the Lublin Village
Botanical Garden
Literary Museum named after Yuzef Chekhovich
Vincent Fields Estate