Lviv History Museum – Palazzo Bandinelli

Lviv


Palazzo Bandinelli is named after an Italian merchant who bought the palace in the early 17th century. The building now houses a branch of the Lviv History Museum where you can admire the dramatic period interiors, outrageously high and chunkily carved ceilings, Florentine furniture, ceramics and tapestries.


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