Cemetery #2186
Field of Honorary Burials (Mars Field)
Local name: Поле почесних поховань (Марсове поле)
Also known as Lychakiv War Cemetery · Личаківський військовий цвинтар · Lychakiv Military Cemetery · Pole pochesnykh pokhovan (Marsove pole)
131
documented records
≈ 360–720
approx. capacity (graves)
0.018 km²
cemetery area
Nov 5, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
The Field of Honorary Burials, also called the Mars Field, is a military memorial in Lviv. It is the burial place of Ukrainian soldiers killed in the war with Russia and is now part of the Lychakiv cemetery complex. The site was originally part of a military cemetery for Austrian army soldiers and their allies who fell in the First World War; a 1927 plan records 4,712 individual and common graves. By late 2025 reports said almost no places remained available.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 49.835008° N, 24.056054° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
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Olha Abakshina 1944 – 1991
Vladyslav Allerov 1985 – 2022
Dmytro Baba 1996 – 2024
Roman Baishchak 1997 – 2022
Andrii Banakh 1977 – 2022
Volodymyr Bilohrud 1985 – 2024
Yaroslav Bohush 1977 – 2023
Oleh Bokhenek 1993 – 2023
Yevhen Bondarenko 1983 – 2022
Pavlo Borsuk 1989 – 2024
Volodymyr Borys 1914 – 1985
Mykhailyna Borys-Brytan 1916 – 1986
Vitalii Borysiuk 1985 – 2022
Oleksandr Brodovskyi 1980 – 2022
Yurii Brukhal 1980 – 2022
Yurii Buliak 1981 – 2022
Sergey Butsevitskiy 1919 – 1985
Yevdokiia Butsevytska 1924 – 1999
Andrey Chernyak 1916 – 1973
Roman Didyk 1969 – 2023
Vitalii Didyk 1970 – 2024
Ruslan Drozdov 1986 – 2024
Viktor Dudnyk 1990 – 2024
Oleksii Dudyk 1983 – 2024
Artemii Dymyd 1995 – 2022
Volodymyr Dytiuk 1985 – 2023
Fedor Fomenko 1920 – 1973
Yakov Gudkov 1896 – 1970
Mariya Gudkova 1905 – 1990
Andrii Haladii 1996 – 2024
Mykhailo Hamkalo 1976 – 2022
Andrii Hankevych 1976 – 2022
Taras Harasymchuk 1971 – 2024
Yurii Hatala 1971 – 2022
Petro Havryliv 2000 – 2022
Anton Havrylov 1988 – 2022
Volodymyr Herasymliuk 1985 – 2023
Myron Hirniak 1976 – 2023
Volodymyr Hirniak 1984 – 2022
Volodymyr Hnatiuk 1972 – 2023
Yurii Holovin 1974 – 2022
Oleksandr Holubkov 1988 – 2024
Yurii Horishevskyi 1980 – 2024
Kseniia Hrytsyna 1993 – 2022
Ihor Hul 1983 – 2023
Olha Ilkiv 1920 – 2021
Ihor Ivasyk 1971 – 2022
Dariia Kachkovska 1906 – 1964
Yosyf Kachkovskyi 1904 – 1964
Ivan Kavka 1989 – 2024
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The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Lychakiv Cemetery 300 m away · Lviv · 1,298 records
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- Lviv Cemetery 2.9 km away · Lviv
- Lviv Former Jewish Cemetery 3.0 km away · Lviv
- Lviv Old Cemetery 4.0 km away · Lviv
- Zboishcha Cemetery 4.3 km away · Lviv
- Yaniv Cemetery 4.7 km away · Lviv · 969 records
- Old Holosko Cemetery 4.7 km away · Lviv · 1 record
- Zamarstynivske Cemetery 4.8 km away · Holosko · 452 records
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Common questions
How big is Field of Honorary Burials (Mars Field)?
Field of Honorary Burials (Mars Field) covers about 18,000 m² (4.5 acres), about the size of 3 soccer fields. It is the 226th largest of the 1,269 cemeteries we list in Lviv Oblast.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for Field of Honorary Burials (Mars Field) is that of Zamordovani Vyazni, who died in 1941.