Historical trail dedicated to the Jewish community of Lublin, once called the Jerusalem of the Kingdom of Poland.
Historical trail dedicated to the Jewish community of Lublin, once called the Jerusalem of the Kingdom of Poland.
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The starting point is a symbolic place of meeting two worlds. It tells the story of the mission of the "Brama Grodzka Center," which, through art and educational activities, rebuilds the memory of the destroyed Jewish district and its residents.
The lonely lighthouse that never goes out. It is the only surviving element of the pre-war infrastructure of Podzamcze. The story of its symbolism - an eternal light for those who are no longer here.
Today, it is a grassy square at the foot of the Castle. Once stood here the Great Synagogue, the heart of the bustling district and the center of intellectual life for Jews from all over Europe.
One of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in Poland, founded at the beginning of the 16th century. It is the resting place of many prominent figures, including the famous Seer of Lublin.
The monumental building, which before the war was the largest and most prestigious rabbinical school in the world. The story of its founder, Rabbi Meir Shapiro, of the innovative teaching program, and of the tragic fate of its students and professors.
Professional narration in multiple languages with fascinating stories about each place.
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Learn about architectural styles, buildings, and monuments along the route.
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