Lviv has a multicultural history. It was founded in 1256 by King Daniel of Galicia (the city was named after his son, Prince Leo), and it fell under Polish control in the 14th century. Poles, Jews, Ukrainians, Germans and others lived there together for centuries.
There are a lot to do and a lot to know in this romantic medieval city. To know Lviv, to understand Lviv, to love Lviv you must know Lvivians, and to know Lvivians you must know the things they have created for centuries. The airport, the railway station, the parks, the buildings, the churches, the school and colleges all these you must know and explore well in order to understand the magic of Lviv.
Lviv is one of the last hidden gems of Europe and LvivLand is looking forward to showing you all of the great things Lviv has to offer.