Lviv has more than thirty museums, five of them right on Rynok Square: the Lviv Historical Museum (No. 6, open daily), the Black House (No. 4), the Massari House with the Museum of the History of Ukraine (No. 24), the Lubomirski Palace with furniture and porcelain (No. 10) and the Glass Museum (No. 2). Two steps away are the Arsenal Museum at 5 Pidvalna and the Pharmacy Museum «Under the Black Eagle» at 2 Drukarska. On Svobody Avenue sit the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum (No. 20) and the Museum of Ethnography (No. 15). Three museums are free: the Lontskoho Prison memorial, the Lviv Railway History Museum and the Electrification History Museum. For kids — the Science Museum at 200A Stryiska (daily 10:00–20:00) and Evrika in the New TsUM mall.
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The Lontskoho Prison National Memorial Museum (1 Bandery St), the Lviv Railway History Museum (54/56 Fedkovycha St) and the Electrification History Museum (56 Mushaka St, by appointment).
Five: the Lviv Historical Museum (No. 6), the Black House (No. 4), the Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Massari House (No. 24), the Lubomirski Palace (No. 10) and the Glass Museum (No. 2) — all within one square.
The Science Museum at 200A Stryiska (daily 10:00–20:00, 550 UAH), Evrika in the New TsUM mall at 106 Kniahyni Olhy (160–190 UAH), the Museum in the Dark at 8 Lychakivska (300–400 UAH), the interactive D.S. Secret Pharmacy at 1 Soborna Square, and Shevchenkivskyi Hai open-air museum.
Most state museums close on Mondays: Sheptytsky, History of Religion and the Lubomirski Palace run Tue–Sun, Natural History Wed–Sun. The Franko and Krushelnytska museums close on Tuesdays. Open daily: the Historical Museum on Rynok, the Glass Museum, the Science Museum.
State museums 30–200 UAH: Franko Museum 50–200, Lubomirski Palace 40–100, Liudkevych Museum 30–100, Museum of Human Diseases 50–80. Private interactive ones cost more: Science Museum 550, Evrika 160–190, Museum in the Dark 300–400.
State museums are inexpensive: the Ivan Franko Museum 50–200 UAH, the Lubomirski Palace 40–100, the Liudkevych Museum 30–100, the Museum of Human Diseases 50–80. Private interactive ones cost more: the Science Museum 550 UAH, Evrika 160–190, the Museum in the Dark 300–400. Most state museums close on Mondays (Sheptytsky, History of Religion, Lubomirski Palace — Tue–Sun; Natural History — Wed–Sun), while the Franko and Krushelnytska museums close on Tuesdays. Open daily include the Historical Museum at 6 Rynok, the Black House, the Arsenal Museum, the pharmacy museum, the Glass Museum and the Science Museum. Check each museum's card for current hours and prices — they are kept in sync with official sites.