Stories Under the MicroscopeLviv tours with Danylo Pohrebniak
Данило Погребняк — гід у Львові

Lviv tours with Danylo Pohrebniak

Meet your guide

Good evening!
My name is Danylo Pohrebnyak, and I am an enthusiast of the history of Lviv and Galicia. For me, history is human destinies, the secrets of old tenement houses, the unexpected turns in the lives of their residents, and the genuine, living context of past epochs.

By training, I am a lawyer. This gives me the professional skill to work with archives, documents, past criminal cases, and court chronicles without fiction or myths, relying exclusively on facts that are sometimes more fascinating than any detective story.

To share my findings with people, I host the podcast "Stories Under the Microscope", where I examine little-known historical events, archival cases, and the riddles of Galicia. All episodes can be found on this website.

My tours are an immersion into the atmosphere of the past. I do not tell fairy tales: everything I share with my guests is backed by sources and documents.

I conduct tours in Ukrainian, English, and Polish. Private formats are available.

See you soon.

Author-led walking tours of Lviv

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Lychakiv cemetery

Lychakiv cemetery

During the tour, I will show you the graves of people who became victims of high-profile murders and were buried at the Lychakiv cemetery.

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Latest episodes

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A suitor with a dark past 23:39

A suitor with a dark past

I am talking about the case of Pavel Striletskyi and the Vaid family, which shook Lviv in 1895 and gained widespread public resonance. Surprisingly, this story resonates in many ways with our present. Джерела Центральний державний історичний архів України…

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Father, daughter and missing son-in-law. 20:40

Father, daughter and missing son-in-law.

I am telling the eerie story of the disappearance of a young man in a village near Vilnius in 1932. The investigation revealed that the disappearance was only the tip of a much darker family secret. Джерела Dziennik Poznański, 30 lipca 1933, nr 173 Echo, 25…

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