Lublin at forefront of CEE cities

Lublin is the most rapidly developing city in Eastern Poland. The city has become synonymous with rapid social and economic progress, which has allowed it to join the ranks of the most attractive places to live and do business in Poland. Lublin has also developed a strong position in Central and Eastern Europe. International rankings place the city on an equal footing with Eastern European capitals such as Sofia, Zagreb, and Vilnius, according to the latest Colliers International and City of Lublin report ‘The future starts here... Lublin’.

Lublin, as the provincial capital, is the economic, cultural and academic center of the region. The city is home to around 340,000 people, making it the ninth-largest in Poland in terms of population, while the Lublin Metropolitan Area has over 600,000 inhabitants. Thanks to the airport and the intersecting national roads, which will soon become part of the cross-border road network, Lublin is an important transport hub for the region.

(WBJ)