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Lvivisanexcellentlywinningcitywithitssmartlocationandpromisingbusinesscimatetoacceleratethe growth.The local community and ecosystem is both very advanced and dynamic, and because the development is proactively backed by the local government.

The old city of Lviv in western Ukraine is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, at the crossroads of cultures and jam packed with historic architecture. Being on a key trade route made Lviv very cosmopolitan in medieval

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Lviv has a multicultural history. It was founded in 1256 by King Daniel of Galicia (the city was named after his son, Prince Leo), and it fell under Polish control in the 14th century. Poles, Jews, Ukrainians, Germans and others lived there together for centuries.

Lviv was a multicultural city under Polish rule for many centuries. It is also known as Lemberg in German, as the city was under Austrian rule from 1776 to 1918. It was again called Lwów under Polish rule from 1918 to World War II,

Lviv offers easy access to six borders: Belarus, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Moldova. The Baltic states lie just beyond. Only Belarus requires a visa; other countries just invite you in, usually with a maximum three-month-stay restriction.

Lviv (Ukrainian: Львів, Polish: Lwów, German: Lemberg) is a beautiful city in western Ukraine. As the centre of the historical region of Galicia, Lviv is now regarded as one of the main cultural centres of Ukraine.

From Ruthenians to Lithuanians, from Polish to Cossacks, from Tatars to Mongols, from Jews to Ukrainians, From Germans to Russians,Lviv had been having cultural influences from almost every single European

Once a main trading center between East and Western Europe, Lviv has had many influences after hundreds of years Polish and Austrian rules, then German occupation and then Soviet Era.

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