Lubart's Castle
Lubart's Castle in Lutsk, western Ukraine, rises at the confluence of the Styr River at a site fortified since early medieval times. Brick construction began in the 1340s under Lithuanian prince Liubartas, son of Gediminas and last ruler of Galicia-Volhynia. The fortress repelled sieges by Casimir the Great (1349), Jogaila (1431), and Sigismund Kęstutaitis (1436), and hosted a congress attended by Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund, Grand Prince of Moscow Vasily II, and other rulers.
It holds national monument status in Ukraine and appears on the 200 hryvnia banknote. The site is a designated immovable monument of national significance and is open to visitors.
Visitor information
- Location
- Ukraine
- Country
- Ukraine
- Tier
- C (Worth a visit if you're already in the area)
- Coordinates
- 50.7389, 25.3233
Frequently asked questions
- Where is Lubart's Castle?
- Lubart's Castle is in Ukraine, Ukraine (approximately 50.7389, 25.3233).
- Can you visit Lubart's Castle?
- Yes — Lubart's Castle is a recognised tourist attraction in Ukraine.
- What tier is Lubart's Castle on the Castle Atlas?
- Lubart's Castle is rated C tier on the Castle Atlas — Worth a visit if you're already in the area.
- What can you see at Lubart's Castle?
- Lubart's Castle in Lutsk, western Ukraine, rises at the confluence of the Styr River at a site fortified since early medieval times. Brick construction began in the 1340s under Lithuanian prince Liubartas, son of Gediminas and last ruler of Galicia-Volhynia. The fortress repelled sieges by Casimir the Great (1349), Jogaila (1431), and Sigismund Kęstutaitis (1436), and hosted a congress attended by Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund, Grand Prince of Moscow Vasily II, and other rulers.