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Lviv, Ukraine is home to many historical sights including the Lviv Opera House, Folk Art Open Air Museum, historic architecture in the city center, Sheptytskyy Historical Museum Complex, Dominican Cathedral founded in 1408, a medieval citadel, Lychakiv cemetery, and a statue of liberty.
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