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  Chudo train is the most popular among the tourist first-hand way of getting acquainted with Lviv. It is an interesting form to have an excursion in the center of Lviv.... read more You can listen to the guide and enjoy the fresh air and nice b

  Me and my husband decided to take this tour to see the main city sightseeings. My husband doesn’t speak Ukrainian so we got him the headphones to be able to... read more have the tour in Italian. “Extremely helpfully (read sarcasm!)” man brought the headphones. I couldn’t find where to

  Definitely worth it, if you have just come to Lviv and wish to get an overview of attractions in the city to visit them later. Better in the morning and... read more if it is sunny weather. For adults and

  This is a relaxing way to see Lviv and get some history. The commentary is good and you see some places you wouldn’t normally see. We thought it was wort... read more

  Great way to save on feet - cobbles are pretty but hard going 24/7 - took this trip and was delughted withe the comentry - English as well as... read more other languages. Inexpensive 130 fo

  It's a great way to see Rynok Square and surrounding historical sites. Bumpy, buy tickets on the train, advised to sit in front. Great deal at under $5.00... read more (think it was $2.69 for 1-hour tour). We bring our own little plug-in ear pieces. Most people would enjoy the tour. (For those that complained, read the web-site information before using the tour. Starts in front of Town Hall/ City Hall/ Rynok Square.)

  We went as a group to Lviv in Western Ukraine and could not beleieve how lovely it is. It is a UNESCO Heritage Site and there are some beautiful things... read more to see in the old city. Fares for all 7 of us were in the region of £210 with Ryanair from Stansted and taxis once there were really cheap. The best way to see the city is on the Chudo train which is reasonably priced, has English commentary and is great fun - even over the cobbles!

  It may be that we did this tour in the afternoon after a very early morning departure but I certainly didn't find it particularly informative. Appreciate Lviv is a... read more relatively small location but there really wasn't much information. The free walking tour provides much better detail (and interaction).

  We turned up ten minutes before the 10:00 advertised tour. We were told by staff that the tour would only run if there were at least six people. We were... read more only two. And it would be the same rule all day. It was not surprising that no one else joined the tour as the four staff