• Lviv National Opera - Marvel at the magnificent Lviv Opera and Ballet Theater, constructed in the late 19th century. Your guide will share intriguing stories about renowned artists who have graced its stage.
• Old Town - The UNESCO-listed Lviv Old Town is an architectural gem, with each building telling its own tale. Enjoy the inviting atmosphere of this ancient city as you stroll through its charming cobblestone streets.
• Rynok Square - The centerpiece of Lviv Old Town is the renowned Rynok Square. Each corner of the square features fountains adorned with mythological figures of gods. It’s a must-see spot in Lviv.
• Lviv City Hall - This building, located in the heart of Market Square, houses the Lviv City Council and City Administration. From the top of the tower, you can enjoy a stunning view of the city.
• Bandinelli Palace - Admire the elegant Bandinelli Palace on Rynok Square, where the first postal office was established in the early 17th century.
• Lubomirski Palace - Uncover the history of Lubomirski Palace, a baroque-style building situated on Rynok Square.
• Armenian Virgin Mary’s Dormition Church - Explore one of Lviv’s oldest churches, built in the 14th century and recognized by UNESCO.
• Church of St. Andrew - Visit the significant religious site of the Church of St. Andrew, a former Bernardine Church now serving as an active Greek Catholic Church. Its architectural ensemble includes a bell tower and a rotunda over a well.
• Armenian Street - Wander down one of Lviv’s oldest streets and delve into its rich history. Discover notable sights like the “house of the seasons” and the monument to the inventor of the kerosene lamp.
• Boim Chapel - Observe the so-called “black pearl” of Lviv Old Town, the Boim Family Chapel, built as a family vault in the early 17th century. The chapel’s walls are adorned with biblical scenes.
• Dominican Cathedral - Reflect on one of Lviv’s iconic landmarks, the impressive Dominican Cathedral, constructed in the 18th century in baroque style. It has played a significant role in Lviv’s history, and your guide will share the most fascinating facts.
• Church of the Jesuits - Examine an important 17th-century religious monument built in baroque style and learn about its history.
• Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Discover the remarkable Latin Cathedral, an architectural monument from the 14th-15th century. This Roman Catholic Cathedral was visited by Pope John Paul II in 2001.
• Church of Transfiguration - Explore the undergrounds of the Church of Transfiguration and hear their legends from your guide.
• Staroyevryeiska Street - Walk along one of Lviv’s longest cobblestone streets and learn about its history. Once part of the Jewish quarter, you can see the ruins of the “Golden Rose” synagogue.
• Monument to Leopold von Sacher-Masoch - Snap a photo next to the monument of the legendary Leopold Sacher Masoch, located near a popular restaurant of the same name. Don’t forget to put your hand in the sculpture’s pocket for a surprise.
• Monument To King Danylo - View the modern monument to Grand Duke of Galicia-Volyn Danylo, unveiled in 2001, and learn key historical facts about Ukraine from your knowledgeable guide.

• Professional guide
• Private tour

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Enjoy an engaging 4-hour combo tour that offers an opportunity to visit all the main landmarks of UNESCO-listed Lviv Old Town and reveal the mystery of its undergrounds. With an expert local guide, you will spot such famous landmarks of Lviv as Opera and Ballet Theater, Latin Cathedral, Chapel of the Boim Family, Market Square and many others. Strolling through the cozy cobblestone streets of Lviv, you will listen to the captivating stories of this charming city. A visit of the undergrounds will add thrilling emotions to your experience.

• Due to uneven surfaces in the Undergrounds, this tour is not recommended for those with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.