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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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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.
Наталія Крвавич
::Is it very special and old cementary with a lot of old tombs for famous people. Every time I'm there it's like I'm not in Lviv) very quiet and calm please. If you are ok with going to the cemetery you should visit it. Once I have seen foxes there, but they are not dangerous, I have asked about it the watcher.
Wojciech Jerzy Wieczorek
::Uttermost interesting place where Polish and Ukrainian history blends together bringing you a glimpse of life in the past. Arrive at the main entrance at the tram station with the same name - get a ticket and a map, walk your way to the southeastern tip of the cemetary to see Polish War Memorial Cemetary.
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.