The Lviv Palace of Arts is Ukraine's largest exhibition complex, at 17 Kopernyka Street next to the Potocki Palace. Designed in 1987 by architect Vasyl Kamenshchyk, it opened in 1996. The four-storey building holds 12 exhibition halls totalling over 3,600 sq m (from 50 to 795 sq m each), a 200-seat conference hall, a cafe and an open inner courtyard. It hosts around 200 events a year: contemporary art, sculpture and photography exhibitions, book and business fairs, presentations, concerts, film screenings and workshops. Since 2004 it has also housed a Taras Shevchenko memorial room.
There is no single entrance fee — the Palace is an exhibition venue, and prices are set by the organiser of each show or fair; some events are free. Check the announcement of the specific event.
Tuesday to Sunday, roughly 11:00-17:30, according to the city tourist portal lviv.travel; hours may shift during large fairs and festivals.
About 200 events a year — contemporary art, sculpture and photography exhibitions, book and trade fairs, concerts, film screenings and workshops — in 12 halls totalling over 3,600 sq m.
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+380674256720Working hours
Tue-Sun: 11:00-17:30
Price range
Admission depends on the particular exhibition or fair (the Palace hosts external organisers); some events are free. There is no single price list.
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