Synagogue of Progressive Movement on Staryi Rynok Square
The Synagogue of the Progressists or the Temple of Israel was built in 1843-1846 in the center of the oldest Lviv square, Stary Rynok. It is assumed that the…
Read moreThe Synagogue of the Progressists or the Temple of Israel was built in 1843-1846 in the center of the oldest Lviv square, Stary Rynok. It is assumed that the…
Read moreThe Church of St. Paraskeva Pyatnytsia on Zhovkivska Street was built in 1644 at the expense of the Wallachian landlord Vasyl Lupul (father-in-law of Tymosh…
Read moreSt. Anne's Street (Horodotska) has been known since 1578, it ran from Krakivska Square to St. Anne's Church. In 1871, it was named after Kings Casimir the…
Read moreA night-time view of the statue of the Virgin Mary from the side of Building No. 8 in Mariacka Sq. (Mickiewicz Sq. from 1945). The photograph was taken by a…
Read moreA general view of the most famous and highest hill in Lviv (398 m above sea level) from the Red Monastery. Around 1362, after acquiring Lviv, King Casimir III…
Read moreThe formation of the square began in the late 18th - early 19th centuries. With the demolition of the city walls, the city space was freed up. In 1839-1841…
Read moreThe oldest Lviv secular monument to Hetman Stanislaw Jablonowski, the defender of Lviv against the Tatars (1695), was constructed approximately 1752-1754.…
Read moreThe Natural History Museum, opened for public use by Lviv residents in 1880, was created by Count Volodymyr Dzedushytskyi on the basis of his collection, the…
Read moreA figure of St. Jan Nepomuk used to be situated on a bridge near hotel “De Russie” – “Russian” (1796). In the 1830ies it was moved to the end of Sviatoho Jana…
Read moreA view of Bernardynska Square from Panska (Iv. Franka) Street. In the foreground on the left is Karol Budweiser's printing house, moved from Krakow to Lviv in…
Read moreBernardynska Square was formed around 1650 after the partial liquidation of the city fortifications, its dominant feature is the Bernardine Church. Once, in…
Read moreWell-known since 1825, Riznytska (Nalivayka) Street was inhabited mainly by Jewish artisans and merchants. At the beginning of the 19th century, the famous…
Read moreThe house of Helena Budzynovskaya on Academic Street.
Read moreBetween the High Castle and the Kaiserwald rises the Sand Mountain (Lion Mountain, Lion Mountain, Bald Mountain, Stephen's Mountain - 398 m above sea level).…
Read moreThe original wooden church on this site was built in 1607 at the expense of the burgher Petro Moskalyk. ! In 1703, missionaries built a brick building; during…
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