Center for Urban History guest accommodations and a conference room are available for rent. They are located on the premises of our institute.
Conveniently situated in the heart of Lviv at 6 Bohomoltsia Street, our premises are a short walk from Market Square and the city’s monumental architectural ensemble.
Our building — the work of celebrated Lviv architect Ivan Levinskyi — dates from 1905 and is done in the Secessionist (Art Nouveau) style, an object of historical architectural significance in Lviv. Extensive restoration work was undertaken throughout the building between 2006 and 2011, thoughtfully adapting the structure and updating it for modern use. This careful blending of the historic interior with contemporary functionality has resulted in a truly singular atmosphere.
Cozy, second-floor and attic guest rooms are available for small amount of people. Guest rooms are fully equipped for a convenient stay. All windows of the apartments overlook the green courtyard of the house, which also contributes to the comfortable rest of our guests.
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The Conference Room is capable of accommodating a wide range of events for up to 50 people, and is equipped with the latest in audio-visual technology. The conference room is located on the first floor. Your guests will enter the premises through the Rondo Cafe, and in addition it can be accessed through a designated entrance from the building courtyard.
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Café Vitalnia is a place of fragrant coffee, flavor of fresh pastries, warm conversations, important business meetings and interesting events. Our café is a comfortable place between home and work. This is a place to hide from all worries, working nerves and all the negative. Here you can enjoy both — the slow pace of life with notes of nostalgia, and a little faster, discussing with colleagues about a new project that is sure to be successful.
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