Vault of the Poltva River on Mickevich Square
The 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 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 moreGeneral view of the city from the Strilnytsia complex. On the right, the so-called “Chervonyi Kliashtor” (“Red Monastery”). In 1738-1746, on the slopes of…
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 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 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 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 Dominican Church was built in 1749-1764 according to the design of Jan de Witte on the site of the old Gothic one. Its construction was supervised by…
Read moreView from Vyzokyi Zamok Castle Hill (393 m) in the direction of the old Paparivka quarter. In the foreground, the famous Karol Kisielka brewery, founded in…
Read moreBeginning with Józef Eder, Lviv photographers chose Wronowski Hill as their favorite vantage point for capturing the panorama of the city. The three hills…
Read moreZhovkivska street leads from Krakivska square to Zhovkivska rogatka (Zhovkva direction). This is the oldest street in the city, existing since the 14th century…
Read moreThe photographer immortalized the buildings of the eastern part of the Market Square: No. 2 - the famous Bandinelli tenement house, from 1629 the first Lviv…
Read moreWoodcut image of the Boim family chapel - an illustration in the popular Lviv magazine "Strikha", which was published by the bookseller F.G. Richter from 1868.…
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