1. The city has a railway station where high-speed trains bound for neighboring countries every day. Lublin also has regular bus connections with many states.
2. The main types of public transport in Lublin are buses and trolleybuses. Tickets for public transport can be purchased at all newsstands. At some major stops, ticket machines are also available for passengers.
3. Taxi services would be advantageous for large groups of tourists. Taxi fares are quite affordable, but keep in mind that after 10:00 PM there is a higher night rate.
4. One of the favorite modes of transport for locals is the bicycle. Convenient cycle paths are everywhere, two-wheeled vehicles can be rented at one of the many rental points.
6. Lublin is considered a student city, so cheap cafes, pizzerias and various fast food restaurants are widely spread here. The most attractive regional restaurants should be looked for in the Old Town.
7. Thrifty tourists will appreciate great local supermarkets like Biedronka and Stokrotka. Here you can always buy fresh food at reasonable prices, many supermarkets have a private bakery.
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9. Comfortable shoes will come in handy for walking along the streets of the Old Town. Like hundreds of years ago, most of the streets are paved with stones, which become quite slippery after rain.
10. One of the city's largest tourist centers is located on 1 Jezuicka Street. Here you can get detailed city maps for free, as well as brochures describing popular attractions.
11. Fans of beautiful holidays and festivals will be interested in visiting the city in summer. Each of the three summer months has a rich cultural and entertainment program.
12. Be sure to visit the central city squares on summer weekends. A local cultural center invites musicians and artists to perform here on Saturdays and Sundays.
13. The city has its own brewery, which, besides various types of beer, also produces great apple cider. These drinks are not exported to other cities, they can only be tasted in local bars and pubs.
14. Lublin is one of the largest cities in Poland, so active tourists should consider renting a car for a vacation. On the outskirts of the city, there are many interesting natural attractions and entertainment centers.
15. Even in the height of the tourist season, local hotels keep offering quite affordable prices. Most foreigners visit Lublin in August when a traditional fair is held here.
Poland: travelling advices
10. The majority of Poles understand English, but they will rather agree to help if you can say a few phrases in Polish. 11. Servings at local restaurants are usually so large that you can order one dish for two.
12. Tips in cafes and restaurants can be left at your discretion, but foreign guests are encouraged to thank the waiters for their work with a small reward.
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