A documentary presenting the history of Lublin, one of the oldest cities in Poland. The greatest development of the town occurred in the Middle Ages, when the settlement received city rights and gained regional prestige. The author of the film (Jerzy Gruza) emphasizes the special influence of the Renaissance on the construction in this city and lists the profiles of famous citizens associated with Lublin.
Directed by Jerzy Gruza
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