Felin, Residential district in eastern Lublin, Poland
Felin is a residential neighborhood in eastern Lublin with apartment buildings, schools, and everyday services for residents. The area spans several square kilometers and functions as a self-contained community with its own local infrastructure.
The neighborhood began as a farm on crown estates granted to Count Adam Ozarowski in the late 18th century. It gradually transformed from rural land into a modern residential area during the 19th century.
The neighborhood takes its name from Feliksy, wife of Emanuel Graf, who owned land here in the late 19th century. This origin still shapes how residents think of their community today.
The neighborhood is easily accessible by public transportation for residents and visitors to reach main areas. Most schools and services are centrally located and walkable from residential areas.
A portion of the neighborhood includes a special economic zone established in the 2000s. This blend of residential and commercial activities gives the area an unusual character for a typical neighborhood.
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