The neo-Gothic church of Sts Olha and Elizabeth on Kropyvnytskoho Square, opposite the main railway station, is one of Lviv's most conspicuous buildings — its spires are visible from an arriving train. Built in the early 20th century, it is today a Greek Catholic church holding regular services, and its high-vaulted nave occasionally hosts sacred music concerts.
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