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Workation in Lublin: the essentials
In 1569 a parliament held in Lublin joined Poland and Lithuania into one Commonwealth, and the Old Town of painted Renaissance facades still recalls the city's years as a trading centre. The castle chapel has rare Byzantine-Ruthenian frescoes, and the former Majdanek concentration camp, now a memorial, lies at the edge of the city. About 336,000 people live here, making it the largest Polish city east of the Vistula, several universities keep cafes and bars busy during term, and IT firms have brought coworking spaces. Lublin Airport is about 9 km away, and Warsaw is 153 km to the north-west, around two hours by train. It is far from sea or mountains, and winters are long and cold.
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As a university city, Lublin has a small but growing coworking offer used by students, IT workers and some Ukrainian remote workers. Prices are cheap and internet is fast. Old-town cafés are work-friendly and the scene is local.
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