Stryiskyi Park in Lviv: History, Walking Route and Things to See
Stryiskyi Park in Lviv covers more than 50 hectares and combines historic avenues, a pond, the Jan Kiliński monument and the site of the…
ReadStryiskyi Park in Lviv covers more than 50 hectares and combines historic avenues, a pond, the Jan Kiliński monument and the site of the…
ReadZnesinnia Regional Landscape Park covers 312 hectares of woods, hills and former quarries in Lviv’s Lychakiv district. Mount Leva and Khomets, the Wandering Boulders,…
ReadNa Valakh Park is one of the oldest parks in Lviv, between Pidvalna and Vynnychenka streets, on the site of the former city walls.…
ReadIvan Franko Park is considered Ukraine’s oldest city park, founded at the end of the 16th century. The Jesuit Garden, the 1835 rotunda, the…
ReadPohulianka is a forest park of about 100 hectares in Lviv’s Lychakiv district. The Pasika stream and ponds, beech and hornbeam woods, local history,…
ReadLooking for somewhere green to walk in Lviv? This section covers the parks in Lviv we have written about: Stryiskyi Park with its alleys, pond and the upper terrace that hosted the 1894 Regional Exhibition, Ivan Franko Park opposite the main university building, Na Valakh park by the old city fortifications, the Pohulianka forest park and Znesinnia Park with its hills and city views.
Each article covers the park’s history, what to see there and practical tips for your walk. Several parks are close to the Old Town, so a walk is easy to combine with our Lviv architecture routes.