OUTDOOR CINEMA
• Castle – 3/5 Zamkowa St.

KAZIMIERZ DOLNY
• Rynek
• Grodarz – Nadrzeczna St.
• Parish Church – 10 Lubelska St.
• The Vistula Museum, The main exhibition building – 19 The Big Market Sq.
• The Vistula Museum, The Kuncewicz House – 19 Małachowskiego St.
• KOKPiT – 12 Lubelska St.
• The Communal School Complex – 1 Szkolna St.
• The Michalak House Gallery – 24 Nadrzeczna St.
• The Gallery of Wood – 4a Plebanka St.
• The Leonerdo Gallery – 1a Klasztorna St.
• The Łazorek Gallery – 23 The Big Market Sq.
• The Mit Gallery – 10 Lubelska St.
• The Ogórdek Sztuki Gallery – 21 Szkolna St.
• The Płot Gallery – 5 Dębowe Góry St.
• Kazimierzówka Hotel Wellness & Spa – 10 Góry St
• The Kazimierskie Wzgórza Vineyard – 35 Wylągi St.
• The KZMRZ Foundation – 4 Tyszkiewicza St.

JANOWIEC NAD WISŁĄ
• Castle – 20 Lubelska St.

MIĘĆMIERZ
• The Klimaty Gallery
• The Na płocie Gallery
• The U Kazika Pub

ROGÓW
• The Metamorfozy Gallery – 37 Rogów

The town is located on the eastern bank of the Lesser Polish Gorge of the Vistula. Part of the Puławy – Kazimierz Dolny – Nałęczów tourist triangle. The name of the Town has first been noted in the chronicles in 1249. The city’s unique architecture and landscape have been listed in the heritage register. To preserve the municipality’s natural amenities, in 1979 the Kazimierz Landscape Park was created; it encompasses the entire area of the municipality. Moreover, on 8th of September 1994, by the ordinance of the President of Poland, Kazimierz Dolny was declared a Monument of History. Selected historical monuments: ruins of the Castle, the defensive tower, churches (of St. John the Baptist, of St. Bartholomew, of St. Anne, of the Annunciation to the Blessed Virgin Mary), the Celej House (it is currently home to a branch of the Nadwiślańskie Museum), the Old Bath-House designed by Jan Koszczyc Witkiewicz, the Synagogue, tenement houses by the Great Market, wooden houses and granaries.

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The Castle in Janowiec, built in the 16th century thanks to Mikołaj Firlej, has been erected on an irregular polygon form adapted to the area’s topology, on a high slope of the Vistula river ice-marginal valley, at the foot of which the town of Janowiec is located. The castle’s rebuilt interiors hold a permanent exhibition on its history. In the tourist season (May-October), temporary exhibitions are also organised. Selected historical monuments: the Castle (it is currently home to a branch of the Nadwińlańskie Museum), a Gothic church (inside – the tombstone of the Firlejs, made by Santi Gucci of Florence), a manor complex including a Baroque court with an exhibition of the interiors of a gentry house and guest rooms, and a wooden granary with an ethnographic exhibition, among others.

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Mięćmierz village can be called a live heritage park: many old peasant huts had been moved here from other places, where they would have been annihilated. And this happened thanks to the new owners of the estates: artists, intelligentsia from Warsaw and Lublin, who use these houses as chalets and their asylums. Mięćmierz is a magical settlement in the heart of which there is a well covered by a shingle roof, from which field pathways go in four directions of the world. South-west of Mięćmierz the Cow Island is located: a reserve protecting nests of many species of birds.

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The Lublin region is an area attractive to tourists who like to spend their time actively; there are thousands of kilometres of designated trails to be covered on foot, by bicycle or on horseback, including trails in the national and landscape parks. Recreation and relaxation close to nature is guaranteed by hundreds of agritourism households, which specialise in making traditional products and regional cuisine, households having riding schools, fisheries, organising canoeing and bicycle rallies or, for example, a photographic safari. Lubelskie Voivodeship also offers many places and historical monuments connected with different cultures and religions. The most important of those is Zamość: a perfect Renaissance town from the UNESCO World Heritage list, in the past created and inhabited by Catholics, Orthodox, Greeks, Jews, Armenians. A perfect example of how the culture and religion of eastern and western Europe permeate each other is the Chapel of the Holy Trinity of Lublin Castle: a historical monument of the highest class, which combines Gothic architecture with Ruthenian-Bizantine fresco.

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