Lviv

Visted this place in 2002 first time in eastern europe.Friendly people cheap and fun.loved to have spent more time exploring it night life was fun.

I definitely will come back to the historical town of Lviv. Some of the streets reminded me on Vienna or Prague or Budapest. Just not renovated yet. But beautiful. I also met a lot of very friendly and helpful people. Sometimes it might become hard if you only speak English, but hey – thats one reason why we go to foreign places – to explore and to feel the city

Beautiful city with a lot of smart and interesting people. It feels like every stone on the road, every tree, everything there has its own purpose of existance and own history. Pure magic.

A city of varied whimsical Euro facades, quite reminiscent to Krakow & Prague.

this city is incredible. it’s drenched in over 700 years of history and amazing architecture. quite possibly the loveliest, most charming city in the country. it’s often been compared to Paris, only smaller, and i tend to agree.

You wouldn´t even imagine to find a cute city like this when you come around to Ukraine. But Lviv is not only a must for every east-loving traveller, it´s also the home of one of the few still working student movements: Tak!

By the way: In Ukrainian it´s called Lviv, in Russian Lvov and in German Lemberg

It’s a beautiful old city with fantastic cathedrals and cozy narrow streets. There is a spirit of freedom in the air. Lvov is much more European than other Ukrainian cities. The influence of Poland is quite visible. I love this city and I want to visit it again as soon as I can!