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desc1[1]="Brama Krakowska, built in 1341 to guard the entrance into the growing city";
desc1[2]="Krolewska Street, the road to the cathedral.";
desc1[3]="Looking along Krakowskie Przedmiescie from near the old town gate";
desc1[4]="This is the present city hall, or Ratusz.";
desc1[5]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. Looking towards the old town.";
desc1[6]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. Przechodnia Street";
desc1[7]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. The curving frontages date back to an earlier era when this was a road to herd animals to market.";
desc1[8]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. Looking along Swietoduska (Holy Ghost) Street, named after the church to our right.";
desc1[9]="Old town of Lublin - Bramowa Street, with Brama Krakowska just behind us. This is the old town of Lublin.";
desc1[10]="Old town of Lublin. This is the only remaining visible watch tower on the former old town city walls.";
desc1[11]="Old town of Lublin. Looking through Brama Krakowska. Brama means gate, as you will see.";
desc1[12]="Old town of Lublin - Szambelanska Street, which curves around the inside line of the former city walls.";
desc1[13]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. The church ahead is Swieta Ducha - which houses a fine collection of pews and chairs that make it a little like a secondhand shop.";
desc1[14]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. This little square has a drinking fountain in the shape of a goat, and so very popular with children.";
desc1[15]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. Most of the facades of the buildings here date from the second half of the 19th century.";
desc1[16]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. It's difficult to date any building, but these are late 19th or early 20th century facades.";
desc1[17]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. All these plastered facades need restoration and repainting every few years to keep them from looking tatty.";
desc1[18]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. Street bars and cafes have become a fixed part of the spring and summer scene.";
desc1[19]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. A former hotel, one of a number that could be found along this section of the street until the 1940's.";
desc1[20]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. The general stores have moved away from this street since the 1990's, replaced largely with clothing stores.";
desc1[21]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. On the right is the restrained style of the Europejski Hotel.";
desc1[22]="Staszica Street. The neglected building at the far end was once a palace. ";
desc1[23]="Krakowska Przedmiescie. ";
desc1[24]="Kapuczynska Street.";
desc1[25]="Krakowska Przedmiescie.";
desc1[26]="Europejski Hotel.";
desc1[27]="Inside the Europejski Hotel";
desc1[28]="Krakowska Przedmiescie.";
desc1[29]="Sw. Piotr i Pawla (St Peter and St Paul) monastery church of the Capuchin monks.";
desc1[30]="Krakowska Przedmiescie.";
desc1[31]="Unii Lubelski - this monument commeorates the signing of the union between Poland and Lithuania in Lublin.";
desc1[32]="Krakowska Przedmiescie.";
desc1[33]="The main Post Office in Lublin.";
desc1[34]="Krakowska Przedmiescie.";
desc1[35]="Place Litewski - the Lithuanian Square. In this corner of the square they keep all the military related monuments, such as the unknown soldier and the not-unknown Pilsudski on his horse.";
desc1[36]="Krakowska Przedmiescie.";
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desc1[38]="Krakowska Przedmiescie.";
desc1[39]="The flower market beside the old Protestant cemetery.";
desc1[40]="Krakowska Przedmiescie.";
desc1[41]="Lipowa Street. This street follows the line of the last outer defences ever built to protect the city.";
desc1[42]="Raclawickie Avenue.";
desc1[43]="Entrance to Ogrod Saski (Saxon Park).";
desc1[44]="Krolewska Street.";
desc1[45]="Krolewska Street. Wieza Trybunalska (Trinity Tower) and the Archikatedra (cathedral).";
desc1[46]="Krolewska Street. The Jesuit's church.";
desc1[47]="Krolewska Street. The Ratusz.";
desc1[48]="Plac Katedralny. Wieza Trynitarska, one of the entrances to the Old Town.";
desc1[49]="Plac Katedralny. Lublin Cathedral - Sw. Jana Chrzciciela and Sw. Jana Ewang.";
desc1[50]="Plac Katedralny.";
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desc2[1]="Lublin Old Town: Looking towards the Rynek, the old market square.";
desc2[2]="Lublin Old Town: looking towards Wieze Trynitarska, the Trinity Tower.";
desc2[3]="Lublin Old Town: looking through Brama Krakowska";
desc2[4]="Lublin Old Town: Looking at a building in close up";
desc2[5]="Lublin Old Town: This is the Rynek (market square).";
desc2[6]="Lublin Old Town: Most of the buildings in the Rynek were given a major restoration during the 1950's.";
desc2[7]="Lublin Old Town: Looking towards Brama Krakowska from the corner of the Rynek";
desc2[8]="Lublin Old Town: Olejna Street, where olejna means 'oil', and this street was where it was made.";
desc2[9]="Lublin Old Town: To the right is the Trybunal.";
desc2[10]="Lublin Old Town: This is the Trybunal, which has been much extended and changed over the centuries.";
desc2[11]="Lublin Old Town: looking towards Brama Krakowska from in front of the Trybunal.";
desc2[12]="Lublin Old Town: This is the interior of the Trybunal. Note the curving arches and the thickness of the walls.";
desc2[13]="Lublin Old Town: Grodzka Street from the Rynek, this will take you to the castle eventually.";
desc2[14]="Lublin Old Town: The church at the end of the street is the Dominican monastery church, the only church within the Old Town.";
desc2[15]="Lublin Old Town: The Rynek with one of the best views of Brama Krakowska.";
desc2[16]="Lublin Old Town: Rybna street, where rybna indicates this was once the street of fishmongers.";
desc2[17]="Lublin Old Town: Gruella Street, leading to the Rynek.";
desc2[18]="Lublin Old Town: Jezuicka Street, leading to both the old theatre and the puppet theatre.";
desc2[19]="Lublin Old Town: Looking through the arch in Wieza Trynitarska, the neo-Gothic tower next to the cathedral.";
desc2[20]="Lublin Old Town: Jezuicka Street, named after the jesuit order of monks, who once owned quite a few buildings on this street.";
desc2[21]="Lublin Old Town: The Rynek and looking towards the former Lubomirski town house.";
desc2[22]="Lublin Old Town: The story is that one night a knight took away a girl from this house because her father would not agree to their marriage.";
desc2[23]="Lublin Old Town: Gruella Street, with Wieza Trynitarska (the Trinity Tower).";
desc2[24]="Lublin Old Town: That's Olejna Street you can see across the Rynek.";
desc2[25]="Lublin Old Town: The former Lubomirska family town house.";
desc2[26]="Lublin Old Town: Zlota Street. Zlota means 'gold', and is also the name for Polish currency. It's funny that Zlota Street leads to the once wealthy Dominican monastery...";
desc2[27]="Lublin Old Town: Looking towards Wieza Trynitarska, the Neo-Gothic tower next to the cathedral.";
desc2[28]="Lublin Old Town: The rynek is a good place to relax, day or night.";
desc2[29]="Lublin Old Town: Grodzka Street, outside the 'Old Pub'.";
desc2[30]="Lublin Old Town: This is a typical entrance to the courtyard behind the buildings.";
desc2[31]="Lublin Old Town: Ahead is the Rynek.";
desc2[32]="Lublin Old Town: The 'Old Pub' restaurant.";
desc2[33]="Lublin Old Town: Ahead is Plac po Farze, the oldest square in the city.";
desc2[34]="Lublin Old Town: The entrance to the Zloty Osiel (Golden Donkey) restaurant is through here.";
desc2[35]="Lublin Old Town: Grodzka Street, outside the Zloty Osiel restaurant entrance.";
desc2[36]="Lublin Old Town: A frontage on Grodza Street.";
desc2[37]="Lublin Old Town: Plac po Farze is to your right.";
desc2[38]="Lublin Old Town: Plac po Farze, with the exposed foundations of the former 'St. Micheal's' church.";
desc2[39]="Lublin Old Town: Ahead Grodzka Street will take you to the Rynek.";
desc2[40]="Lublin Old Town: This is one of the numerous restaurants now to be found in the Old Town.";
desc2[41]="Lublin Old Town: Grodzka Gate, guarding the Old Town on the Castle side.";
desc2[42]="Lublin Old Town: A hotel in the Old Town.";
desc2[43]="Lublin Old Town: Grodzka Street, looking towards Plac po Farze.";
desc2[44]="Lublin Old Town: A typical frontage on Grodzka Street.";
desc2[45]="Lublin Old Town: Dominikanska Street, named after the nearby Dominican monastery and church.";
desc2[46]="Lublin Old Town: Though this arch is the Dominican monastery and the puppet theatre.";
desc2[47]="Lublin Old Town: This part of the Old Town needs renovation.";
desc2[48]="Lublin Old Town: Jezuicka Street, leading towards Wieza Trynitarska, with the Old Theatre on the right.";
desc2[49]="Lublin Old Town: Archidiakonska Street, leading towards Plac po Farze.";
desc2[50]="Lublin Old Town: The Dominican Church, home to one of the most interesting pictures in Lublin - and once home to a sliver of the One True Cross, until it was stolen in the 1990s.";
desc2[51]="Lublin Old Town: Dominikanska Street, leading to the Old Theatre.";
desc2[52]="Lublin Old Town: Zlota street, leading towards the Rynek.";
desc2[53]="Lublin Old Town: Plac po Farze, and this are the foundations of what was once the oldest church in the city.";
desc2[54]="Lublin Old Town: One of the best views of the castle.";
desc2[55]="Lublin Old Town: tenement houses fronting onto Plac po Farze.";
desc2[56]="Lublin Old Town: Plac po Farze, the original centre of the city.";
desc2[57]="Lublin Old Town: This is the former Podzamcze district, and that's Lublin Castle";
desc2[58]="Lublin Old Town: Until the Second World War this area was a predominantly Jewish ghetto area.";
desc2[59]="Lublin Old Town: Grodzka Gate, entrance to the Old Town.";
desc2[60]="Lublin Old Town: Although this looks much older, it was built in the 1960's on part of the former Jewish district of Podzamcze, some of which still exists behind these buildings.";
desc2[61]="Lublin Old Town: Lublin Castle, rebuilt in the 1820's as a prison. The Polish word for castle is 'zamek', but this still means the same as 'prison' in Lublin even though the castle ceased to be one in the 1950's.";
desc2[62]="Lublin Old Town: A good view of the eastern face of the Old town hill.";
desc2[63]="Lublin Old Town: The Castle square, which is sometimes used for concerts.";
desc2[64]="Lublin Old Town: The bus station and market area, with Czwartek Hill beyond it.";
desc2[65]="Lublin Old Town: The chapel has one of the finest murals inside that you will find anywhere, where Eastern art meets the Western church.";
desc2[66]="Lublin Old Town: The Drum Tower is one of the oldest remaining visible parts of the older castle.";
desc2[67]="Lublin Old Town: The well is always an important feature of any castle.";
desc2[68]="Lublin Old Town: The castle houses the biggest museum in the region, come and have a look around sometime!";
desc2[69]="Lublin Old Town: The castle looks imposing from here.";
desc2[70]="Lublin Old Town: This is a great area that Lublin should do more with.";
desc2[71]="Lublin Old Town: Maybe you need a bicycle or an ice cream before you assault the Old Town?";
desc2[72]="Lublin Old Town: This is a good place to find a reliable taxi.";
desc2[73]="Lublin Old Town: The main altar in the Dominican monastery church.";
desc2[74]="Lublin Old Town: Glorious as the main altar may be, there are always quieter and simpler corners as well.";
desc2[75]="Lublin Old Town: To the right is one of the greatest treasures of Lublin.";
desc2[76]="Lublin Old Town: This is not a copy, this is the real thing. It's the Fire of Lublin, and you can come and see it for free.";
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