Région de Lviv

Région · 🇺🇦 Ukraine

Population 2 478 133

Superficie 21 760 km²

Fuseau horaire Europe/Kiev

Site officiel www.loda.gov.ua

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Lviv Oblast Must-Sees

Lviv Oblast encompasses a diverse range of historical and architectural landmarks across Western Ukraine. The region is home to UNESCO-listed wooden churches like St. George’s in Drohobych and the Holy Trinity Church in Zhovkva. Architectural highlights include the Baroque-Rococo St. George’s Cathedral and the 14th-century Olesko Castle. Beyond Lviv’s High Castle views, the area features significant cultural sites such as the Choral Synagogue, the Saint Nicholas Monastery in Krekhiv, and memorials dedicated to the region's complex 20th-century history.

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Castles & Historic Forts

Explore the defensive landscape of historical Galicia, where medieval strongholds and 19th-century military engineering intersect. This collection features the remnants of the Przemyśl Fortress, one of Europe's largest Austro-Hungarian fortifications, alongside Renaissance palaces and royal ruins. Complementing these military sites are UNESCO-listed wooden tserkvas in Radruż, Drohobych, and Zhovkva, showcasing the intricate timber architecture and spiritual heritage that define the region across the Ukrainian-Polish border.

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Historic Churches & Monasteries

This collection spans the historical borderlands of Ukraine and Poland, highlighting the region's unique ecclesiastical architecture. It features UNESCO-listed wooden tserkvas, such as St. George's in Drohobych and St. Paraskevi in Radruż, alongside grand Baroque landmarks like Lviv's St. George's Cathedral. These sites represent a convergence of Greek Catholic, Roman Catholic, Orthodox, and Jewish traditions, reflecting centuries of multi-confessional history and artistic evolution in Eastern Europe.

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Traditional Regional Flavors

This collection highlights authentic dining across the Lviv region, featuring establishments that specialize in Galician and broader Ukrainian culinary traditions. Notable highlights include Hungry Mukhola, famous for its indoor trout pond and on-site brewery, and thematic venues like Zamok Tampliera and Kozackij dvir that utilize traditional wooden architecture. From roadside stops like the 24/7 Gostinnij dvir to specialized spots like Spotykach, these restaurants focus on regional staples such as grilled meats, homemade liqueurs, and classic varenyky.

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