Lychakiv cemetery of landscape and park type has existed since 1786, when the Austrian authorities banned burying people in old cemeteries. Austrian authorities forbade burying people in old cemeteries located in the city near churches. town near churches.
Since 1991, the cemetery has been part of the state historical and cultural centre. reserve. Prominent Polish, Austrian and Ukrainian personalities, who represented the scientific and cultural community, were laid to rest here. figures who represented the scientific and cultural circles of their time. The cemetery can be called another open-air museum. Here you can find real works of art - tombstones, statues, crypts. The most ancient burials are concentrated at the entrance and along the central avenue.
