Impressive part of Lithuanian Grand Duchy history. :) Chapel was built in 1326 as part of Lublin Castle complex. In 1407 it was rebuilt in Gothic style by Lithuanian grand duke and Polish king Jogaila. Extensive fresco work was conducted in the interior by an anonymous team of Ruthenian painters under the supervision of Master Andrey. It was during this time that the walls and ceiling were covered in a Rutheno-Byzantine polychrome. The paintings were completed in 1418, which is noted in Cyrillic on the patronage tablet, located on the arch between the nave and the presbytery of the church. Along with religious scenes decorating the interior of the church, there are two portraits of Jogaila, the patron of the painting project. The polychrome was conducted with various techniques: both on dry and wet plaster with tempera paint. So, it is very sensitive and protected area. :)

Very beautiful chapel with unique mix of western and eastern Christian tradition. i strongly recommend to visit it 👍

Gothic style chapel with byzantine style frescoes. It was built in the begining of XV century and is remarkable for combination of western and eastern European cultures. Frescoes inside depicts are fulfiled with graffities from XVI-XVIII centuries.

Absolutely amazing. Must see in Lublin.

Exception piece of architecture

Small and has nothing in it but a tiny table at the back. If you're not religious'y, there's not much point in going.

Not worth the price

A must-see place in Lublin.

this place is steeped in history

They gave us specific times on the ticket which hadn't been discussed and was awkward to change, but otherwise good

😍

Just wow, a must-see location.

The best place to visit in the castle.

Worth your time