Top Things to do In Ivano-Frankivs'ka city council 2021

"Lviv is an extremely atmospheric place. It seems to me that everyone who has been here many times falls in love with Lviv every time in a new way❤❤❤"

"In the northeast of the old city, the church is not big, but I feel that the whole Lviv religious atmosphere is very strong. We went there on Sunday and all the churches were bustling with worshipers."

"I am very fortunate to be a passer-by to witness the wedding held in Ukraine (or a wider range, in a church). At that time, I not only saw the whole process, but also heard some music in the church for the first time. I was very satisfied. What's interesting is that besides me, there are many passers-by who are smiling and taking pictures, as if it is their own wedding. After they came out, they were moved by a mystery."

"St. George’s Cathedral is now in charge of the Ukrainian Eastern Catholic Church. This Baroque Gallococo style, built in the church of St. George’s Hill, was completed in 1761. Travelers can pay attention to the statues of St. Leo and St. Athanas above the main entrance, as well as the display style of the temple that blends Catholic and Orthodox. A statue of the Virgin is displayed on the left side of the church. It is said that the Turks in 1663 and the Swedes shed tears in 1704. There is a mass event on the ancient popular weekend. It is not far from the Elizabeth Church and it is worth a visit. The old city is a ten-minute walk past the University of Lviv."

"The Society of Jesus is a Catholic congregation founded after the rise of Christianity. But by the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, activities were banned by many European countries. This Jesuit church was built in the 17th century and is about 26 meters high. Due to its proximity to the city hall, it can be easily seen from the top of the city hall to the west. The Austrian Empire banned Jesuit activities in the mid-nineteenth century, and churches were no longer used for religious purposes. It was reopened in 2012 for visitors to visit, including its basement."

"Like many European churches, the Latin Cathedral was originally a cemetery. The Boyan family chapel near the Latin Cathedral, when it was built in the early seventeenth century, originally served as a burial place for family members. Later, he moved to the cemetery, leaving the small hall in place. To this day, the dense carvings on the outer wall and inside of the small hall still attract the attention of visitors."

"There are no signs on the doors of all churches in Lviv. The most reliable thing is to follow others in. There are no tickets anyway. There is a souvenir/coffee shop that was converted from an old tram on the square. The contents are not bad."

"A colorful monastery that is very beautiful. From its construction in the 16th century until today, there have been nuns in the monastery. The nuns who are explaining to us today are black hats, black clothes and black turbans. Although the clothes are very depressing now, the nuns are very enthusiastic and religious when they introduce the colorful paintings on the outer and inner walls of the church. Although I cannot agree with his faith, I cannot help but admire her dedication to her faith. Such a unique monastery will be unforgettable after only one visit. recommend."

"Saint George Saint George, a famous Catholic martyr, saint, and guardian saint of England. He often appears in the fields of Western literature, sculpture, painting, etc. as a dragon-slaying hero. This neo-Gothic church named after it was built in 1853, near Mechelen Square. Its predecessor was a Gothic church built in the 13th century, which was destroyed by the French in 1798. The height of the two towers is 50 meters. The paintings and sculptures in the church are worth seeing."