What you'll hear inside Chapel of the Holy Trinity:

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  Foundational Tablet with Cyrillic Inscription

  The founding tablet with Cyrillic inscription is an epigraphic element set within the triumphal arch of the chapel, inscribed in Old Church Slavonic.

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  Byzantine-Ruthenian Frescoes (polychromy of 1418)

  The 1418 polychrome frescoes form the visual heart of this chapel: a complete cycle of Byzantine-Ruthenian frescos covering walls and vaults throughout, executed by a team of Ruthenian master…

• 3
  Octagonal Central Pillar

  This octagonal central pillar supports the star vaults of the chapel's upper nave, positioned precisely at the centre of the square space.

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  Portraits of Vladislaus II Jagiello

  The chapel houses two portraits of King Vladislao II Jagellón, incorporated into its Byzantine-Ruthenian fresco scheme.

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  Lower Crypt

  The Lower Crypt forms the ground floor of the chapel, a square chamber divided into four sections beneath ribbed vaults supported by a central square pillar.

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  Lublin Renaissance Fronton

  The Renaissance gable crowning the western façade of the Chapel of the Most Holy Trinity is one of Lublin's most distinctive architectural features, exemplifying the local 'Lublin Renaissance' style.