A former casino for Lviv’s elite classes, the House of Scientists is an elaborate neo-Baroque architectural icon with a grand meandering staircase.
Designed by renown Austrian architects, Fellner and Helmer in 1898, it is always a must-see for visitors.
The 3rd floor has 3 meeting and reception halls, including a theatre and stage, popular for lectures, break-out rooms, or a celebratory evening.
Lvivarnya, the oldest brewery in Ukraine, betrays its beginnings with its arch-original design.
The multi levels with hundreds of arced wooden beams look more like a design studio than a brewery. Lvivarnya hosts stylish affairs and year-round Modern Art Exhibitions.
Observe the history of brewing through a fantasy of water, malt and hops and proceed to the round bar for tastings. An immediate mood booster for meeting attendees.
Arena Lviv is a modern sports arena with 3,500 m2 of interior space, including 7 conference halls, 14 sky boxes, a café, and a restaurant. It can accommodate 1,200 people with break-out facilities, press rooms, and exhibition galleries
IT Arena is held there every September, attracting software engineers from all over the world.
Catering facilities are on premise.
FESTrepublic was an old glass factory transformed into a modern complex with a main room, museum, mall, restaurant and popular roof-top area.
The central room with mile-high ceilings and looming industrial sculptures create an ultra 21st century mood. Acoustic and lighting design accommodate concerts, parties, meetings, performances and festivals.
The rooftop area has night-time fire shows and all-day cafes and boutiques.
This is a favorite for conferences and incentives in the warmer months.
Situated in the beautiful Shevchenkivskyi Hai Park is one of the largest open-air museums of its kind in Europe.
The museum grounds include bold architecture and interiors of churches, huts, schools, windmills, oil refineries, and a pottery center. Weekends offer workshops on blacksmithing, baking, pottery making, wood carving and others.
