The Glass Museum occupies the vaulted Gothic cellars of the Bandinelli Palace on Rynok Square, 2 — the brick-vaulted space itself is part of the experience. The exhibition, reopened in 2013, has two sections. Historical Glass covers pieces from Roman times through the 20th century, including hand-blown and apothecary glass. Contemporary Glass presents the collection built up from the International Glass Symposia held in Lviv since 1989: works by more than 200 artists from some 29 countries, from abstract sculpture to experimental objects. It is a compact museum — 30 to 45 minutes is enough — and sits right on Rynok Square, so it slots easily into a walk around the Old Town. Children under 10 enter free.
Part of Bandinelli Palace
According to the museum's official site: 30 UAH for adults, 20 UAH for youth and students, free for children under 10.
The museum is open every day from 10:00 to 18:00.
In the cellars of the Bandinelli Palace at Rynok Square 2, in the very centre of Lviv, a minute's walk from the Town Hall.
About 30-45 minutes for both the historical and contemporary glass sections.
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Phone
+380937827186Website
glassmuseuminlviv.org/Working hours
Mon-Sun: 10:00-18:00
Price range
Admission: 30 UAH, youth and students 20 UAH, children under 10 free
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