Lviv Chocolatour 

 Everyone knows that Lviv is famous for its coffee caves and beer bunkers, but what about chocolate? The Lviv chocolate story goes back to the 1800s when a Swiss chocolatier, Dominik Andreolli, opened his chocolate shop close to Rynok Square. It became so popular, that the route to the shop was named "Andreolli Passage", and you can still walk through it today.

 You may notice that the aromas of coffee and chocolate are rather prevalent in Lviv old town, testament to the ubiquitous nature of our favourite flavours. On Lviv Chocolatour, you'll be walking around with handfuls of the finest chocolates this side of Zurich.

 While we do have a specific Lviv coffee tour that we call Lviv Coffee Crawl (after all, coffee is as moreish as beer), we know that our chocolates sit very well with our coffees. With this in mind, some of Lviv Chocolatour is spent underground, where chocolate and coffee become one.

 Lviv Chocolatour reveals bittersweet Lviv and is led by a veteran of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. A Ukrainian to English translator will join if required. Your veteran guide will imbue Lviv Chocolatour with his or her personal reflections about pre-war life in Lviv, fighting in the war against russian terrorism, and since returning home.