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33, Mechnykova Street, 79000, L'viv, UA Ukraine
Contacts phone: +380 322 755 415
Website: lviv-lychakiv.ukrain.travel
Latitude: 49.8324603, Longitude: 24.056091
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Marcin Dzięgielewski
::Worth seeing. Many Polish graves. Some of them marked with white-red ribbons.
Izgrim
::Beautiful and thoughtful place. Great shame that there are some vandals who damage photographs on polish tombstones. There may be much bad blood between our nations but in every culture, damaging tomb of anyone, whether you like him or not, is frowned upon. We're all brothers and sisters and have to get over our bad history for the sake of our children.
Anastasiya Lysyuk
::Rather not a cemetery, but a museum. A lot of Polish and Ukrainian celebrities and well-known historical personalities are laying there. The cemetery looks more like a park with beautiful sculptures and buildings. Strongly advice to take a guided tour as if not,a lot of curios details may stay away from your view. The comfortable shoes are also recommended:)
Paweł Kubalewski
::A beautiful cemetery. It carries a ton of polish and ukrainian history. Definatly one of must sees of lviv.
Carl Muies
::A must visit while in the city. Some are the grave sites are pure art. It's a huge place we're you can spend a few hours taking in the atmosphere.