Zenyk Art Gallery

**★★★★★ Andrii Roiko — a month ago

We came to the gallery for an exhibition of marine painters - Aivazovsky, Kuindzhi. The impressions are incredible, there are a lot of paintings, even the work of the famous Odessa resident Roitburd. Different styles, as they say "from color to choice". Very cool "immersive room" - where with the help of projections on the walls, reduced temperature and sound the effect of "at sea" is achieved. There are many high-quality books in the gallery, you can look at them for hours. On the 3rd floor the

**★★★★★ Jannet — 3 months ago

A good space to learn something new. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend it. I went to the Sea exhibition. I liked it. Many installations, paintings, also 14 paintings by Aivazovsky brought from Odessa. The cost is 300 UAH. On the second floor you can visit exhibitions of paintings, a cafe.

**★★★★★ Lana Lana — 3 months ago

I adore the sea in all its manifestations! 💙A gorgeous exhibition! It captivates with its depth and beauty💥! I visit every exhibition with great pleasure! It is extremely important that a gallery of such a modern and wonderful format has appeared in Lviv! You know how to combine painting, harmony and beauty with real events of today! Every visit to you gives me goosebumps! I wish you success! 🫶🏻💥

**★★★★★ Nataliia Kachmar — 7 months ago

Highly recommend it — come with an open heart, and you’ll leave full of emotions.I was deeply impressed by several pieces — some were playful and nostalgic, others bold and painfully honest. The space itself is also beautiful and thoughtfully designed, with accessibility and comfort in mind.

If you’re in Lviv, do not miss the Zenyk Art Gallery. This place is an emotional explosion in the best way possible. The variety of artworks is stunning — whether you’re into modern sculpture, surreal compo

**★★★★☆ o. m. — 3 months ago

An interesting gallery that we will definitely visit again! On the first floor there is a reception, a cloakroom and a souvenir shop. On the second floor there is the gallery itself and an immersive room, and on the third floor there is a cafe and an exhibition of works that can be purchased. Of the minuses, there are problems with parking (or rather, its lack near the gallery), as well as the Spartak cake, as if bought in "Vatsak".... And so, we will definitely return for new exhibitions! And r