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Holidays in Lviv

Snap at your colleague when they ask to borrow a pen? People starting to give you a wide berth? Yep. You need a holiday. And we reckon it's time you took one in Lviv!

Did you know 700,000 people call this place home? You're certain to have some new BFFs by the time your trip is up!

If you journey 470 kilometres east of Lviv, you'll reach the national capital, Kiev. If you venture 13 kilometres west, you'll hit Kozhychi.

Holidays with the family are all about making memories that will last forever. When it comes to finding things to do that every family member will enjoy, you can't go past Aquapark Pliazh and City Bowling.

Plonk yourself down on the grass and look out for objects in the clouds at Ivan Franko Park. It's a small pleasure that won't cost you a penny!

Head to the Pharmacy Museum or the Rusalka Dnistrova Museum if the weather's not looking great. Study the captivating exhibits or just take five in the tranquil settings. The Museum of Banking Technology and the Arsenal Museum are also top alternatives.

This amazing planet of ours is teeming with all kinds of intriguing objects. Discover things that you've never even dreamed of at the Lviv State Natural History Museum and the Museum of Ethnography and Arts and Crafts. For even more displays from the natural world, stop in at the Jewish Museum Lviv.

Art buffs come from around the world to check out Lviv's impressive collections, and the Lviv Art Palace and the Lviv Art Gallery are usually the first stops on their lists. The Johann Georg Pinzel museum of Lviv Sacral Baroque Sculpture and the Museum of Ethnography, Arts & Crafts should also be a priority.

Learn all about the influence that Lviv's past events and characters had on the nation, and sometimes the world, at the Museum of Folk Architecture and Life and the Museum of Religious History. The Lviv History Museum and the Ivan Trush Artistic and Memorial Museum are also worth a peek if you'd like a better understanding of the past.

Lviv is brimming with significant historic sites. Why not start your journey into the past at Lychakiv Cemetery and the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv? Lviv City Hall and Lonsky Prison Museum are also worth your while.

'If you've got it, flaunt it!' Seemingly, something along the lines of this was in the heads of the people who payed for Potocki Palace and Palace of Bielskis. The magnificent architecture of Sapieha Palace and The Palace of Lubomirskis shouldn't be missed either.

Safeguarded between the impenetrable walls of High Castle is a significant history. The glory days of years gone by can be felt around every corner.

Those interested in learning about the city's religious heritage shouldn't miss St. George's Cathedral and Dominican Church. Armenian Cathedral and Boim Chapel are some other historically important sites.

For centuries, public squares have been spaces where people gather to gossip, catch up, eavesdrop, show off and more. Regardless of your reasons for visiting, Market Square and Rynok Square are among the best places to get a feel for this city.

The Taras Shevchenko Monument and the Adam Mickiewicz Monument offer a quiet space for both locals and visitors to sit and consider the people and events of the city's past. If you end up somewhere around the area, you might also like to check out the plaque at the Volodymyr Ivasyuk Monument.

One of the area's key centres for higher learning, the Lviv Polytechnic National University is well worth a visit. Enquire about tours, admire the modern architecture and chat to students about the campus life.

Shopaholics might have to exercise a bit of self restraint at King Cross Leopolis. From bargain bins to delightful souvenirs, the stores here are stuffed full of tempting stock.

Wrap up a great day's sightseeing by experiencing some entertainment at the Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet or the Les Kurbas Academic Theatre. If you're after another night on the town, the First Ukrainian Theatre for Children and Youths and the Lviv State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre are two more venues worth looking into.

Are you eager to see everything that this city has to offer? The Palace of Arts is a less visited attraction you might have forgotten.

Hotels in Lviv

No matter how you like to roll, there's a room for you in Lviv. For accommodation that won't break the bank, book in at either the Kupava Deluxe Hotel (17, Komarova str) or the Panska Gora (Belt Way Kiltseva Doroga). Or would you rather spend your time in more luxurious surrounds? Get ready to be treated like royalty at the Chopin Hotel or the Nobilis Hotel.