The Borys Voznytsky Lviv National Art Gallery is Ukraine's largest art museum. Its main venue is the Lozynsky Palace at 3 Stefanyka St., where a permanent exhibition across 23 halls presents European and Ukrainian art of the 19th-21st centuries — from Empire style and academism to modernism, with works by Jan Matejko, Jacek Malczewski, Ivan Trush and Mykhailo Boichuk. The ground floor hosts changing exhibitions of contemporary art and thematic displays from the collection. The gallery is named after art historian Borys Voznytsky, who spent decades rescuing and collecting the artistic heritage of Galicia. Beyond the Lozynsky Palace, the institution runs more than a dozen branches in Lviv and the region, including the Potocki Palace, the Museum of Modernism, the Boim Chapel, the Pinzel Museum (currently closed) and the Dzyndra Museum.
Part of Lozynsky Palace
A full ticket costs UAH 150, a student ticket UAH 80, and UAH 50 for children and pensioners. Family tickets are UAH 200 (1 adult + 1-2 children) and UAH 350 (2 adults + 1-2 children).
The Lozynsky Palace is open Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00-18:00, with the ticket office closing at 17:30. It is closed on Monday and Tuesday.
A permanent exhibition of European and Ukrainian art of the 19th-21st centuries in 23 halls, plus rotating contemporary art exhibitions on the ground floor.
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Phone
+380322614448Website
lvivgallery.org.ua/Working hours
Wed-Sun: 10:00-18:00 (ticket office until 17:30), Mon-Tue: closed
Price range
Adults UAH 150, students UAH 80, children and pensioners UAH 50; family tickets UAH 200-350.
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