City sport in Lviv comes in three shapes. Pools: the indoor Dynamo at 53 Vitovskoho (four ~20 m lanes, 150–170 UAH) and the open-air 50 m SKA pool at 39a Kleparivska with eight lanes (120–150 UAH, from 7 am). Stadiums: Arena Lviv at 199 Stryiska — a UEFA-category ground built for Euro 2012 that runs guided tours — plus the Skif university complex and Ukraina on Lypova Aleia. And shooting: the municipal Strilnytsia at 23-B Lysenka, Ukraine's first city range and a veterans' hub, and the open Sporting-Lviv stand at 34 Yeroshenka.
The indoor Dynamo pool at 53 Vitovskoho — four ~20 m lanes, 150–170 UAH. The open-air 50 m SKA pool at 39a Kleparivska — eight lanes, 120–150 UAH, open from 07:00.
The municipal Strilnytsia at 23-B Lysenka is mid-priced and open daily 10:00–21:00. The Sporting-Lviv stand at 34 Yeroshenka runs 350–2700 UAH depending on the programme.
Yes — the stadium runs tours at 120–250 UAH, weekdays 09:00–18:00 by booking, weekends by prior arrangement.
SKA at 39a Kleparivska opens at 07:00 on weekdays and 09:00 on Sundays.
Swimming is the cheapest option at 120–170 UAH per session, and SKA opens at 07:00 — convenient before work. The 50 m open-air pool is seasonal; indoor Dynamo runs year-round. Shooting varies most in price: the municipal range is mid-tier, while the Sporting-Lviv stand runs 350–2700 UAH depending on the programme and number of clays. Arena Lviv runs separate stadium tours (120–250 UAH) by prior booking on weekdays. For outdoor activities rather than city venues, see «Active recreation».
