"The Gas lamp". Lviv presented a kerosene lamp to the world, which later became known as the "Vienna". It was invented by local pharmacists Jan Zeg and Ignatius Lukasiewicz in 1853. The museum-restaurant is not the largest, but almost, a collection of kerosene lamps in Europe.

"Post office on the Drukarska street". The last analogue post office in Lviv. The largest collection of Lviv postcards is collected here as one way of recording the history of the city.

"Atlas". Restaurant, which was a symbol of its era and made history. The Atlas became the embodiment of the best Galician culinary traditions. Here you can taste Ukrainian, Polish and Austrian cuisine.

"Masox-cafe" creates a chamber atmosphere in the style of works by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, on the walls of quotations and objects related to masochism, the doors to the restaurant are made in the form of a keyhole, symbolizing voyeurism.

"Kryivka". The institution is decorated in the form of a field cover of the UPA, located in the basement of one of the houses. Kitchen - Ukrainian, field. Dishes are served in military dishes. Dining options at the restaurant include shooting range and weapons. The tradition of entering the institution involves knowledge of the slogan Glory to Ukraine - Heroes of Glory, without naming anyone who can not get inside and checking with a glass of mead for those over 21 years.

"Under the Golden Rose". The Galician-Jewish Kneipp is located in the historic Jewish quarter of Lviv near the ruins of the Golden Rose synagogue. Visitors are greeted with Jewish customs. The menu is without prices, and the cost of rent depends on the ability of the client to bargain.

"The House of Legends". The home of the soot-quake and his family, where Lviv legends live. It is here that the Lviv time is officially watched, so that the clock does not fall behind and go exactly in Lviv.