The Lviv Organ Hall (Lviv Concert House) is a concert venue inside the former Church of St. Mary Magdalene at 8 Stepana Bandery St. Founded by Dominicans in the 17th century, the building was adapted as an organ hall in the 1960s and reopened as the House of Organ and Chamber Music in 1988. Its centrepiece is the Rieger (Rieger-Kloss) organ inaugurated in 1933 — Ukraine's largest historic organ, with over 4,500 pipes. Relaunched in 2017 as a modern cultural hub, it hosts dozens of events a month: organ and chamber recitals, contemporary academic music, film-concerts, the Homin choir and the Luhansk Philharmonic Orchestra, plus gallery exhibitions. The tower observation deck operates separately (ticket 100 UAH).
According to the official Lviv Concert House site, event tickets are roughly 100–1500 UAH depending on the concert. Gallery entry is 50 UAH and the tower costs 100 UAH.
Online at lvivconcert.house (an e-ticket is emailed to you) or at the venue box office at 8 Stepana Bandery St., open daily 13:00–19:00.
It is a Rieger (Rieger-Kloss) instrument inaugurated in 1933 — the largest historic organ in Ukraine, with more than 4,500 pipes.
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Phone
+380988710180Website
www.lvivconcert.house/Working hours
Box office: daily 13:00–19:00. Gallery: daily 13:00–18:00. Concerts run according to the programme (usually in the evening).
Price range
Entry is by ticket to a specific event. Official range: 100–1500 UAH depending on the concert. Gallery 50 UAH, tower 100 UAH.
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