Lublin – the capital of the Lublin Region in eastern-southern Poland. Part of the Lublin Metropolitan Area with the population of more than 700 000 inhabitants.
Lublin is an academic centre with internationally renowned universities and diverse educational offer. The city’s main assets are five state universities and a number of other higher education institutions.
With the network of dozens of partner cities around the world and hundreds of cross border projects implemented annually, Lublin is the leader of international cooperation and networking hub for partners from Central and Eastern Europe. Lublin is the winner of the Europe Prize in 2017, in 2023 – European Youth Capital and in 2029 – European Capital of Culture.
Renowned international festivals and sport events attract visitors from all over the Europe. The Night of Culture, Carnaval Sztukmistrzów, Re:tradition Jagiellonian Fair, Different Sounds, “Theatre Confrontations”, International Dance Theatre Festival are Lublin’s flagship festivals.
Thriving local economy supported with an overall 1 billion Euro investments in modern infrastructure and high quality public services such as education, transport, and leisure as well as highly receptive market are what makes Lublin top investment destination and Poland’s leader in quality of life and work/life balance.