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ARTURA GROTTGERA 2
20-029 LUBLIN
PHONE. +48 81 718 09 00
LCK@LCK.LUBELSKIE.PL
20-029 LUBLIN
PHONE. +48 81 718 09 00
LCK@LCK.LUBELSKIE.PL
The Lublin Conference Center is a modern, multi-purpose venue located in the heart of Lublin. Featuring spaces of various sizes and layouts, and equipped with state-of-the-art technology, it offers top-quality facilities for organizing conferences, congresses,symposia, exhibitions, fairs, and other high-profile business events.
THE LCK IS A HUB FOR THE EXCHANGE OF THOUGHTS, IDEAS AND KNOWLEDGE, PARTICULARLY IN THE AREA OF THE EU SMART SPECIALISATIONS OF THE LUBELSKIE REGION.
However, the Lublin Conference Center is more than just a venue. Its primary aim is to foster the development of business and academic relationships through collaborative projects and initiatives.
The LCK is located in the center of Lublin at ul. Grottgera 2, just a 10-minute drive from the Lublin Main Railway Station. The venue is easily accessible by car from all parts of Poland, with direct connections via the S12, S17, and S19 expressways. You can also reach us from Lublin Airport in less than 20 minutes via direct bus connections or taxi services. Our prime central location and excellent transport links make us an ideal venue for business and cultural events.
The Lublin Conference Centre is just 20 minutes away from Lublin Airport, which is located only 15 kilometers from the city. The airport is easily accessible by taxi or car. For those who prefer public transport, direct POLREGIO train connections are available to Lublin Main Railway Station (PKP Dworzec Główny), or bus routes (5, with a change to 55, 57, or 31) connect the airport to the city center. Train and bus schedules are synchronized with the airport timetable.
The Metropolitan Station in Lublin (Dworzec Lublin) is a busy hub for the city’s public transport as well as regional bus and train services. It is designed to be one of the most eco-friendly facilities in Poland.
The LCK is easily accessible from both the Metropolitan Station (Dworzec Lublin) and the Lublin Main Railway Station (PKP Dworzec Główny) by public transport or on foot. A walk takes approximately 40 minutes, while a bus ride takes around 10 minutes. Regular bus connections (No. 4, 12, and 74) will take you directly to the Lublin Conference Centre ( the Ogród Saski 03 bus stop).
The Bus Station in Lublin is located near Lublin Castle and the Old Town. You can take MPK (Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Komunikacyjne) buses 2, 18, 31, 32, or 52, or the 150 trolleybus from the Muzeum Narodowe – Zamek 02 bus stop on Tysiąclecia Alley. Disembark at the Ogród Saski 03 bus stop. The ride takes approximately 15 minutes.
Alternatively, you can walk for about 30 minutes, or taxis and other car services are available.
There are three parking facilities located just 50 meters from the Lublin Conference Centre. An underground car park with 45 spaces is available directly in the LCK building, and an EV charging station is located on Level -1. Additionally, there are 680 parking spaces in a neighbouring shopping centre and another 200 spaces in a 24-hour underground car park located in the Centre for the Meeting of Cultures building, just across from our venue.
Lublin is a vibrant cultural hub, renowned for its festivals that attract both Polish and international visitors. Annual events like the Carnaval Sztukmistrze (held on the last weekend of July), the Inne Brzmienie Festival, and the Re:Tradycja Festival (formerly known as the Jagiellonian Festival) take place in Lublin.The Carnaval Sztukmistrz is a circus and street art festival that draws acrobats and street performers from around the world. Inne Brzmienie is a festival celebrating independent and alternative music, while Re:Tradycja promotes traditional handmade craftsmanship and the customs of bygone eras. With these events, Lublin serves as a lively meeting place for lovers of art, culture, and tradition. Lublin will be the European Capital City of Culture in 2029.
The Old Town of Lublin is just a short walk from the Lublin Conference Centre. It is a charming area filled with monuments and picturesque townhouses. The delightful winding streets lead to historical sites such as the Krakowska Gate (Brama Krakowska), the Trinitarian Tower (Wieża Trynitarska), and the Chapel of the Holy Trinity (Kaplica Świętej Trójcy) in Lublin Castle, which features remarkable medieval frescoes.
Packed with atmospheric cafés, restaurants, and art galleries, the Old Town is the perfect place to relax after a busy day.
The Lublin Conference Centre is located in close proximity to a university campus. Lublin is a thriving academic hub, home to renowned institutions such as Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, the Catholic University of Lublin, and Lublin University of Technology. Polish and international students are drawn to the city by its high-quality education and diverse student facilities. With intensive academic research and a wide range of faculties, Lublin plays a strategic role in shaping future experts and fostering development.
Lubelskie Voivodeship offers a range of amazing experiences, whether you enjoy exploring fascinating stories, nature or local culture. With green hills, clean rivers and picturesque hiking routes, Roztocze is ideal for bike riding and hiking. Kazimierz Dolny enchants visitors with its artistic atmosphere and historic architecture. Zamość, a UNESCO listed site, captivates with its harmonious and unique urban layout. Lublin, the capital city of the Lubelskie region, bustles with cultural events, charming cafés, and places of historical significance.
Discover Lubelskie! A region full of inspiration that will stay in your memory for a long time!
