The territory of Pirogovo is a hilly area of 150 hectares, which houses more than 300 artifacts collected throughout the country.

Pirogovo Museum will give You the opportunity to stroll quiet streets of the unique Ukrainian village, which presents the architectural forms and life all over Ukraine. You can feel like in a real village and to see how lived Ukrainian people in diferent periods...

Here you can try Ukrainian food, eat barbecue, cooked outside on the grill. Also it is possible to rent a bike and explore the whole territory of the Museum it is very interesting. Here you will feel the fresh air will have a rest from noise and cars.

Price for this tour - 50 Euros for 5 hours.

Saint Sophia Cathedral is an ancient 11th - century Cathedral, is under protection of UNESCO. Very special place, when you are inside you can feel this calm atmosphere and to see the wealth of frescoes, mosaics. Especially beautiful is the view from the bell tower. Welcome to the excursion with me.

Kamianets-Podilskyi Fortress and Old Town is one of the most popular destinations in Ukraine. It is about 1000 years old and has very color history. Modern Kamianets-Podilskyi was first mentioned in 1062 as a town of the Kievan Rus' state. In 1241, it was destroyed by the Mongolian invaders. In 1352, it was annexed by the Polish King Casimir III. In 1378 it became seat of a Roman Catholic Diocese. In 1432 King Sigismund I the Old granted Kamieniec Podolski city rights. In 1434 it became the capital of the Podolian Voivodship and the seat of local civil and military administration. The ancient castle was reconstructed and substantially expanded by the Polish kings to defend Polandfrom the southwest against Ottoman and Tatar invasions, thus it was called the gateway to Poland.

Hidropark is one of the most famous parks situated on the main river of Ukraine. It is very popular among local people, especially in summer time.

It has area of over 360 hectares, so there is plenty of space to have nice picnics with family and friends on the fresh air!

In the middle of it's territory you can find a special and uniqe place - open air museum "Kyiv in miniature"! There you can feel yourself as a Gulliver in the country of liliputes!! Here you can find all miniature copies of the most famous buildings, monuments and place not only from Kiev but from all over Ukraine!! For example, Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery, the Independence square, the Opera theatre, the main railway station and many others!!

So take your friends and come here for perfect impression!!

Metro station Gidropark, near restaurant "Mlyn"

Italian Courtyard is located in building #6 on the Rynok Sq, which once used to be the residence of the polish king Jan III Sobieski - a well-known figure not only in the history of Poland but Europe as well. He was the one who won a battle at Vienna in 1683 and, therefore, set Europe free from Turks. 

As you pass through a narrow hallway of building #6, you'll come out into a charming Italian Courtyard. During the summer time, there is a coffee house, where everyone could come, order a cup of coffee and enjoy a cozy atmosphere of this place. On weekends you'll be able to see many newly-weds going through this place. They come here for a photo-shoot, and you too have a great opportunity to have a couple of pictures of this place added to your own collection. The entrance fee is less than $1, so why not come there?

Building №6 on the Rynok (or Market) Square is part of Lviv History Museum, which exhibits the Royal Halls. The building is also known as Kornyakt House or Sobieski House.

Built in the middle of 16th century it has become the residence of the wealthy and most distinguished buglers in Lviv at that time - Constantine Kornyakt. In 1640, however, it went into possession of Jakub Sobieski, father of King Jan III of Poland. Since this time on, a beautiful six-window house served a residence of the Polish King.

This building has witnessed many important historical events. In 1686 a Peace Treaty was signed in this house between Poland and the Moscovy State, whereby Poland relinquished its hold on Kiev and that part of Ukraine that lay on the left bank of the Dnipro River and was committed to respect the rights and faith of Ukrainian population and put an end to their oppression.

On the second floor, there is the Royal Halls Museum, which will tell you the history of this building in details. You will be able to admire the beauty of an inner decor, original furniture and porcelain as well as see the pictures of people, who once owned this building. Among the exhibits you will also find a quaint 19-century symphonious music box and one of the most mysterious exhibits - the Dragon Chair, which was brought to Lviv from Germany after the WWII.

Kornyakt's House is a remarkable monument of Lviv civil architecture of the Renaissance period and it's a highly recommended place to visit in Lviv.