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Travelling in Europe this summer? Don’t miss out on a trip to Lublin in eastern Poland, currently celebrating its 700th anniversary. In the summer, this old and peaceful city erupts with colours and magic and is transformed beyond all recognition. It becomes a dreamland where fire trees grow and ice fish live and giant lawns replace busy streets. Visitors are transported to a completely different world where past and present collide. Buskers, musicians, magicians and giant hens mingle with revellers on the charming streets, steeped in history, giving a one-of-a-kind chance to experience live theatre and shows and explore a city in which every corner hides a secret that stirs a sense of wonderment. It’s pure magic! See beautiful architecture highlighted in unexpected ways, and experience the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The summer festivals: Night of Culture, East of Culture- Different Sounds, Carnaval Sztukmistrzów and the Jagiellonian Fair make Lublin explode with energy and colour; it’s a summer wonderland that offers unexpected surprises at every turn.

More info: en.warsztatykultury.pl

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