Lviv Organ Hall is where organ concerts and chamber music come alive in an intimate setting. The historic hall delivers crystal-clear acoustics—no amplification needed, just pure sound. You'll find baroque classics, romantic pieces, and solo recitals on the program. It's small, unpretentious, and perfect for serious classical music fans. The organ itself is the star, filling the space with rich, resonant tones. Expect a quieter, more contemplative vibe than a typical concert venue.
Stepana Bandera St., 8, downtown Lviv. Five minutes walk from Town Hall Square. Street parking nearby on Sviatoho Dukha or Virmenska streets. Any tram or bus to the center works, then walk. Taxi from the station costs about 40–60₴.
Tickets range from 150–400₴ depending on seating. Students get 20–30% off with ID. Seniors also qualify for discounts. Check the venue's website or box office for current prices and any special programs.
Organ solos, chamber orchestras with strings and winds, baroque, romantic, and 20th-century classics. Bach, Handel, Liszt, Verdi—that's the wheelhouse. Monthly programs rotate. Check their site for this month's lineup.
Located on Stepana Bandera St. in central Lviv, the hall is walkable from the main square or easily reached by car—street parking available nearby. Buy tickets 3–5 days ahead; organists don't sell out fast. Prices run 150–400₴ (student discounts available). No strict dress code, but the vibe calls for smart casual. Concerts typically start at 6:30–7:00 PM. Check the website for monthly program updates; repertoire changes regularly.
