Week-end in Lviv : 4 days / 3 nights

• Arrival to Lviv approximately at 16:35. Transfer from airport with guide assistance. Check in hotel 4*.
• Dinner. 

Walking tour “Night Lviv”.

• Overnight at the hotel.

• Breakfast at the hotel.
  

9:30-14:30 City-tour. The tour route covers the oldest sights (Pidzamche area - the early medieval part of the city with the Gothic Cathedrals of John the Baptist and Virgin Mary of the Snow, the Romanesque and Renaissance Churches of St. Nicholas, St. Onyfrii and St. Paraskeva), the medieval Baroque Ukrainian Greek -Catholic, St. George (St. Yury) Cathedral served as the mother church of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, central streets (the unique ensemble created in the Austrian period of Lviv history – the 19th – 20th c.c.), Rynok Square with the City Hall and a set of ancient buildings, the Gothic Latin Cathedral, beautiful Baroque Cathedrals of Bernardines, Jesuits and Dominicans, magnificent city fortifications, including the City and Royal Armouries, Gunpowder Tower, the Renaissance ensemble of the Orthodox Church of the Virgin Mary Assumption, the magnificent Roman Catholic Latin Cathedral, the unique ensemble of the Armenian Street.

• Free time.
• Dinner at the Ukrainian restaurant.
• Overnight at the hotel. 

• Breakfast at the hotel.

10:00-15:00 Tour to ancient Olesko Castle. For five hundred years (14th - 18th c.) Ukraine had been subjected to the continuous savage raids of the mounted Tatars. Now You have a good chance to go on a tour to the land of mysterious old castle and secluded abbeys (70 km to the East from Lviv). You will be able to appraise masterpieces of the “OleskyCastle” Museum-Preserve (14th – 18th c.c.), to learn a lot of interesting about the other strongholds of the Lviv Region. (The castle was founded as a fortress in the 14th century by one of Yuriy Levovych’s sons, the Duke of Galych and Volyn.  In the 15th century, it served as a residence for local nobility and was reconstructed into a splendid palace complex in the Italian renaissance style. The Polish King Yan Sobieski III and Mykhaylo Korybut Vyshvevetsky were born in that castle, and the Ukrainian Hetman, Bohdan Khmelnytsky grew up here. The OleskyCastle is  now a museum, which houses valuable collections of 16th century icons, paintings, sculptures and furniture.

• Transfer to Lviv.
• Free time.
• Dinner.
• Overnight at the hotel. 

• Breakfast at the hotel. Check out.
• Early transfer hotel-airport.