Lviv City Arsenal Museum: History, Weapons and Visitor Tips
Lviv City Arsenal is a 16th-century defensive landmark and a museum of historic weapons from over 30 countries. Learn its history, what to see,…
ReadLviv City Arsenal is a 16th-century defensive landmark and a museum of historic weapons from over 30 countries. Learn its history, what to see,…
ReadThe Dormition Church ensemble is a gem of Ukrainian Renaissance in Lviv: the Korniakt Tower, the Chapel of the Three Saints and the church…
ReadThe Lviv Museum of the History of Religion is the only one of its kind in Ukraine: a former Dominican monastery, underground passages, organ…
ReadThe Garrison Church of Saints Peter and Paul is the first Baroque church in Lviv. Discover the former Jesuit church, the Eckstein frescoes, the…
ReadThe Bernardine Monastery in Lviv is now the Greek Catholic Church of St Andrew on Soborna Square. A church of 1600–1630, defensive walls with…
ReadThe Armenian Quarter in Lviv is Virmenska Street and the Armenian Cathedral ensemble, built in 1363–1370. The history of the community, Rosen’s murals, the…
ReadThe Dominican Cathedral in Lviv is now the Greek Catholic Church of the Holy Eucharist on Muzeina Square. Late Baroque of 1749–1764, an elliptical…
ReadNa Valakh Park is one of the oldest parks in Lviv, between Pidvalna and Vynnychenka streets, on the site of the former city walls.…
ReadLviv’s Old Town is the historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998. Here we cover Rynok Square, the City Hall, the churches, townhouses and museums of the medieval city: their history, what to see and how to plan your walk.
Start with the Armenian Quarter and the Dormition Church ensemble with the Korniakt Tower, then visit the City Arsenal Museum.