Walk the oldest and probably the quietest neighborhoods of the central part of Lviv – Pidzamche. Here the city began to grow, which was founded by Danylo Halytsky and presented to his son Lev (Lion).

You will see some of the oldest churches in the city – the sacred temples of St. John the Baptist and St. Nicholas, the first Catholic Temple of the city – the Church of Mary Snizhnoy, the former monastery of the Sisters of Benedectines, and the place of work and the last rest of the first printman Ivan Fedorov – at the the monastery of St. Onuphriia.

In the end, you can take a walk through the park to the High Castle, look for the remnants of the legendary fortress there and enjoy the panorama of the central part of the city.