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Ukraine's most lovely city!!

A travel blog entry by aborder

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... Machine guns lined the walls, there were uniforms, historical maps and a friendly feel to the place. It was situated in the middle of a block, where you walk through an opening into a courtyard. I took a wrong turn and banged on some random guys door. He shouted at me in Ukranian and some old lady from across the balcony, pointed to where I should go. So funny. Down the road from the hostel was a place selling ...

A history lesson

A travel blog entry by aga-and-maciek

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The last day in Lviv we saved for visiting the Lychakiv Cemetery, a dear place for the hearts of the Polish and the main necropolis of the city. Here are some of the great names of Polish and Ukrainian history like Maria Konopnicka or Julian Konstanty Ordon. Also here you can find the Defenders of Lviv Cemetery or "Cmentarz Orlat Lwowskich), where the Polish soldiers and citizens defending the town are buried (among which - young children, who gave their lives for a ...

Where there's smoke...

A travel blog entry by shultz

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Ahh, back to L'viv again. Due to the limited options for rail connections we needed to take the train from Luts’k back to L’viv and spend a couple of nights in L’viv before catching our next train south. We didn’t do much in L’viv this time. We visited another outdoor museum that our guide in Luts’k told us about. It was similar to the one in Luts’k except much larger. It took us almost ...

It's hard to leave L'viv

A travel blog entry by shultz

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... of the clock in the tower. The clock doesn’t look that large from the ground but the minute hand on the clock is almost 10 feet long. Another interesting building that we saw on our tour was the L’viv Opera House which was built between 1897 and 1900 and is considered to be one of the most beautiful Opera houses in all of Europe. It was quite the architectural wonder in its day for a couple of reasons: It was the first building in Europe to ...

"A Mixture of the East to the West'..."

A travel blog entry by gallopmonkey

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... If you exclude Russia, both France and Ukraine are the largest countries in their respective parts of Europe. They both produce cognac and wine, and appreciate the value of a good party and some pre-noon drinking. They both have mountains as well as beach destinations, and there's a fair degree of regionality in both. Visitors either seem to love or hate the citizens of each country, either finding them wonderfully friendly or llinguistically snobby and ...

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