A detailed street map of the city of Drohobych southwest of Lviv in western Ukraine, with a symbol legend identifying many types of tourist sites and civic services, and a street index keyed to the grid on the map. An inset gives a high-scale map of the city center, and indicates the restored Choral Synagogue (marked with a Star of David), as well as the museum dedicated to the Jewish artist and writer (and Drohobych native) Bruno Schulz, who was murdered during the Holocaust in the Drohobych Ghetto. The new Jewish cemetery is marked (with crosses) and labeled north of the city center on the main map. The reverse side of this map, by Kartografiia of Kyiv, provides a series of color images and brief essays in Ukrainian describing the history of the city and its cultural sites of interest, plus a small map showing Drohobych in relation to nearby towns such as Borislav, Truskavets, and Stryi.