What you'll hear inside Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist and Saint John the Evangelist in Lublin:

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  Acoustic Sacristy

  The Sacristía Acústica is a remarkable chamber within Lublin's cathedral where a distinctive acoustic anomaly allows whispers to travel clearly from one corner to the opposite end of the room.

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  Treasure (Skarbiec)

  The Treasury (Skarbiec) adjoins the Acoustic Sacristy and houses an impressive collection of liturgical objects.

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  Bishops' Crypts

  The Bishops' Crypts are underground burial chambers beneath Lublin's cathedral, where the remains of the city's bishops are interred.

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  Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament

  The Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament is one of the most distinctive spaces within the cathedral, housing the venerated Tribunal Crucifix—a remarkable sculpture held in special reverence throughout…

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  Altar of the Weeping Virgin

  The Altar of the Weeping Virgin houses a venerated image of the Virgin Mary, a copy of the Jasna Góra icon, positioned on the side altar of the left nave in Lublin Cathedral.

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  Crucifijo Tribunal

  The Crucifijo Tribunal is a miraculous object of veneration housed in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament within the cathedral.

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  Józef Meyer Frescos

  Józef Meyer's frescoes adorn the interior of Lublin's cathedral, painted during the rebuild following the 1752 fire.

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  High altar of black pearwood (17th century)

  Chancel altarpiece in ebonised pearwood decorated with gilded statues of saints.