Lviv

Description

Population

Stadium

Ukraina Stadium

Source: Poland-Ukraine bid to host UEFA EURO 2012 (Phase I).

Accommodation

	Existing hotels
Number of hotels												Number of rooms
		*****		****		***		**		*		*****		****		***		**		*
10 km from the stadium				3		3		3		31				405		198		288		655
11 - 75 km from the stadium				1		1								19		22

Planned hotels

Number of hotels

Number of rooms

*****

****

***

**

*

*****

****

***

**

*

10 km from the stadium

N/A

2

3

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

11 - 75 km from the stadium

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Infrastructure

Plans for the modernization of the infrastructure
All investments in Lviv will be deployed under the condition of maintaining the unique character of the city, while the level of comfort and quality of public systems are improved. The fact that Lviv is on the  UNESCO World Heritage list largely limits projects to modernize city infrastructure. Nevertheless new bus lines, improvement in connections to motorways, pedestrian subways, general improvement of the street and road system are under implementation. They will be completed whether the city wins the bid to host UEFA EURO 2012 or not. It is estimated that the investment costs by 2010 will amount to EUR several hundred million and will be covered by the city and the country.

Additional transport capacities
Private carriers will be hired to support 200 additional connection before and after the match and transport passengers from and to the stadium, towards the city center and main residential districts. Additional parking lots will be assigned near the stadium and roads will be closed for transit.

Traffic arrangements
There are no serious problems with traffic in Lviv as of today. City authorities do not expect any significant problems that might disturb efficient transport system services during UEFA EURO 2012.

Source: Poland-Ukraine bid to host UEFA EURO 2012 (Phase I).