The National Museum in Lviv named after Andrey Sheptytsky is a prominent cultural institution located in Lviv, Ukraine. It is dedicated to preserving and promoting the cultural and historical heritage of Ukraine, with a particular focus on the contri.. Read more »butions of Andrey Sheptytsky, a prominent Ukrainian religious leader and cultural figure.
The museum's collection encompasses a wide range of artifacts, artworks, documents, and exhibitions that showcase various aspects of Ukrainian history, art, and culture. Visitors can explore galleries dedicated to Sheptytsky's life and work, as well as exhibitions highlighting significant events, personalities, and movements in Ukrainian history.
Through its diverse exhibitions, educational programs, and research initiatives, the National Museum named after Andrey Sheptytsky aims to engage visitors in exploring and understanding the rich cultural tapestry of Ukraine and the enduring legacy of Andrey Sheptytsky.
07.07.23
Ivan
Gorgeous permanent exhibition is moved away during war. Temporal one is about dresses embroided with typical but great ornaments from Western Ukraine. Anyway, the ticket was quite cheap - only few euros, and the museum building
in renaissance style.. Read more » is worth of being visited.
11.09.21
Анастасія
Low grade for museum workers, who treat visitors like trash. Exposition is good though, but old-fasioned; mainly old church-related art. The building itself is quite an attraction
09.09.21
Darko
Rude staff & weird policy toward visitors.
Got very mixed feelings visiting this museum. My wife and i came to Lviv for the annual Book Forum and decided to visit some local museums as well.
The lady in the ticket box was quite friendly and sugge.. Read more »sted we buy the "all access" ticket, which will include all exhibits.
Once we were done with the religious art exhibit on the first floor we went upstairs to see the top floor exhibition spaces, but the central area of the museum was taken by some pop-up exhibition and it seems like there was some private event underway, like a tour or lecture. The ladies, who we think were hosting this event (they didn't have any id or uniform on) seemed to be very unhappy with us, regular visitors at first trying to cross the hall and later opening and closing heavy wooden doors of exhibit rooms as this was tempering with their lecture. We didn't catch their remarks, but they were definitely not customer friendly reminders. We bumped into them a couple of times, as the group was moving all over the central common area of the museum. Sadly, the attitude of those ladies towards us was very upsetting.
The collection of the museum itself is quite interesting, though. The fine arts section is quite modest. The religious art section is very impressive and totally worth visiting.
04.08.21
Rakan
Old museum for 210UAH , nothing worth to see if you interest in the art go inside, but I just like the building architecture ✨?
12.07.21
Natalia
The exhibition is amazing and vast. You can find an audio guide or enjoy written signs throughout the rooms of the museum. Temporary exhibition included some information about a famous Ukrainian writer Stefanyk while a permanent one demonstrates an a.. Read more »rt of religious paintings from different places of Ukraine as well as portraits and sculptures.
17.09.20
Paweł
It is 3,5/5 => the only special piece of art which made me stop and look at it for few minutes was one of final judgement icon. Few painiting were also interesting with my favorite Village Cementery. Overall like 5 paintings really captured my att.. Read more »ention , and Final Judgment religious serie was probably the best. Not in top 10 museums in my life but still worth seeing if you are in Lviv.
19.09.19
Andrew
Historic museum of Ukrainian religious art, much of it very impressive even to a non-believer. Small section of 18th-20th secular Ukrainian art. More of that would be interesting. Lovely purpose built early 20th museum. A café and a shop would.. Read more » compliment.
13.06.19
Shiwen
Good! It is very good for you on this site and then there are two floors. You can potentially see the actual theatre inside. Both inside and outside are pretty. Recommending to visit early in the day or late in the night and there wasn’t so man.. Read more »y people so you can actually see the building without too much of a hassle and take a very nice picture of the staircase. Also the picture in front of the building is very nice with the fountain early in the morning as well
02.01.19
Łukasz
A very rich collection of Ukrainian art and prints starting from the 12th century! A must-see in Lviv.
4.5 / 67
