Avangard DeLuxe Art Apartment
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The apartment "Avangard DeLuxe Art Apartment" is located in the historical center of the city, just a 2-minute walk to Rynok Square and the Opera House, at Severyn Nalyvaika St. 12. Within walking distance, there are many cozy cafes and restaurants with delicious and diverse cuisine, as well as architectural monuments. The apartment features two separate bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a wardrobe. Each bedroom has large double beds and additionally double sofas. Each bedroom is equipped with a plasma TV. The cozy living room includes a large dining table and a sofa that can be converted into a bed. The modern kitchen is equipped with all necessary appliances and dishes: stove, extractor hood, refrigerator, electric kettle, dining table, chairs, and tableware. The bathroom has new plumbing: shower, sink, washing machine. The apartment has individual heating, with hot and cold water available 24/7. Hairdryer. Iron. Wi-Fi internet access is available throughout the "Avangard DeLuxe Art Apartment". Bed linen, towels, and hygiene products are included in the accommodation price.
Children can stay without additional charges. Extra sleeping places are not provided.
From the railway station, take tram number 6 to the Nalyvaika stop.
The apartment has a kitchen for self-catering. Within walking distance, there are many cozy cafes and restaurants with delicious and diverse cuisine.
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SightFountain near the Opera HouseLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentThe Opera received the fountain as a gift for its 120th anniversary. Everything was done very well.
ArchitectureStatue of Liberty, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentThe Galician Savings Bank provided loans to its customers secured by securities, estates, and real estate.
Historic siteOberig, Havryshkevicha St. 10Lvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art Apartmentfrom 1 800 UAH
ChurchSt. Nicholas Church, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentNicholas, Archbishop of Myra of Lycia, Miracle Worker is a religious building in Lviv, a functioning church of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, an architectural...
MuseumArsenal Arms Museum, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentThe Arsenal Historical Arms Museum is located on one of Lviv's central streets. It first opened its doors to visitors on May 18, 1981.
SightSosnovsky PalaceLviv1.6 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentIt is an unusual house that resembles the castle of the liberators of the Holy Sepulcher in Palestine.Craft nearby
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Markets & fairsVernissage Craft and Souvenir Market, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentVernissage is Lviv's best-known craft and souvenir market, where for several decades traders have sold embroidered shirts, towels, ceramics, woodcarving, paintings and...
Craft shopsMamyna Svitlytsia Embroidery Salon and Gallery, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentMamyna Svitlytsia ("Mother's Parlour") is an embroidery salon and small folk-art gallery on Virmenska (Armenian) Street, one of Lviv's oldest and most atmospheric...
Koliby & Hutsul cuisineBaczewski Restaurant, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentBaczewski Restaurant is one of Lviv’s best-known places for Galician cuisine, on Shevska Street 8, a few steps from Rynok Square.
Craft shopsYurashky Gingerbread Gallery, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentYurashky is a Lviv gallery of hand-decorated gingerbread at 14 Krakivska Street, a minute from Rynok Square.
Craft beer & breweriesPravda Brewery & Pub, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentPravda is probably the best-known name in Lviv craft beer. The independent brewery grew out of the “Beer Theatre” that opened on Rynok Square in December 2014: its...
Markets & fairsChristmas Craft Fair on Rynok Square, LvivLvivunder 1 km from Avangard DeLuxe Art ApartmentThe Christmas fair is one of Lviv's best-loved winter traditions. Before the war, wooden stalls filled Svobody Avenue and Rynok Square and the fair ran for over a month.










