Panoramic View of the City
Panoramic view of Chernivtsi from the Northeast, most likely the photo was taken from the Weinberggasse. In front the old part of the city, the Untere Stadt…
Read morePanoramic view of Chernivtsi from the Northeast, most likely the photo was taken from the Weinberggasse. In front the old part of the city, the Untere Stadt…
Read morePanoramic view of Chernivtsi from the Northeast, most likely the photo was taken from the Weinberggasse. In front the old part of the city, the Untere Stadt…
Read moreThe postcard shows the front facade and the main entrance of the Geek Orthodox Cathedral of the Decent of the Holy Spirit in Cernăuţi (Chernivtsi). The…
Read morePanoramic view of Chernivtsi from the Northeast, most likely the photo was taken from the Weinberggasse. In front and to the right the older parts of the city…
Read moreThe postcard shows a villa in Chernivtsi, built around 1900. In the background the building of the residence of the Greek Orthodox Metropolitan of the Bukowina…
Read moreThe postcard shows a public bath for men (“Herrenschwimmbad”) at the river Pruth in Chernivts. Pubilc baths were a very popular recreation area for the…
Read moreThe postcard shows the bridge for pedestrians and individual transportation. The first wooden bridge across the Pruth was built in 1835, replaced by a…
Read moreChernivtsi was the ethnically most ‘mixed’ of all provincial capitals of the Habsburg Empire. In 1910 out of a total population of 90.000, around 33% were…
Read moreThe postcard shows the Palace of Justice, built on what was then part of the Theatre Square (or Fish square) in 1906. Only in 1910, when the chamber of…
Read moreChernivtsi was the ethnically most ‘mixed’ of all provincial capitals of the Habsburg Empire. In 1910 out of a total population of 90.000, around 33% were…
Read moreChernivtsi was the ethnically most ‘mixed’ of all provincial capitals of the Habsburg Empire. In 1910 out of a total population of 90.000, around 33% were…
Read moreThe Austriaplatz, todays Soborna Square, is the highest elevation downtown Chernivtsi (225 m). It is one of the oldest marketplaces in town where also firewood…
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