St. George's Cathedral

This 18th-century Catholic cathedral looks out over Lviv from its namesake hill on the west side of the city. It was built over 15 years up to 1760 and its exterior ornamentation is as rich as it gets. Against walls painted a pale yellow there are lavish Rococo pilasters, sculptures, balustrades and highly ornate mouldings. Above the portal stand two dominant statues, one of St Leo and the other of St Athanasius, both the work of the Czech sculptor Johann Georg Pinsel . After all that drama the interior is a lot more discreet, but there are some fascinating things to see, like a “wonder-working” icon of Mary from the 1600s, and tombs for some eminent figures of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic church

Величне місце! Tourist’s must-see. Gorgeous architecture in the middle of the old city Lviv.

Brilliant system of religions buildings, beutiful lighting at evening !

Beautiful Catholic Church, with active masses and church services ongoing. Not as popular with the tourists in the city center. More local people in attendance for service and prayer compared to the Latin Church. Tall altar and walls, beautifully decorated on all sides. Many stations and relics to petition divine help.

It is the great place to visit in your seeside list. But, don't come here on Sundays around 10 am if you don't want to be among of hundreds of believers people. Also, there is some dress code in summer time. Have a good time and welcome in Ukraine!