Water collector tower
The tower is one of the three objects of the Regional exhibition, preserved until now (the tower, Palace of Arts, Raclawicka Panorama rotunda). Object # 32 (in…
Read moreThe tower is one of the three objects of the Regional exhibition, preserved until now (the tower, Palace of Arts, Raclawicka Panorama rotunda). Object # 32 (in…
Read moreSouthern facade of the Palace of Arts, facing the first square, formed by the central alley of the Regional Exhibition of 1894. Later the square was called…
Read moreThe general view of the Regional exhibition central alley from the south to the north, heading main entrance. On the left: in the foreground there is…
Read moreA view on the Palace of Arts from the North (from Stryiskyi Park). In the center of the picture, a Palace with an area of 1,923 square meters, built in the…
Read moreThe grand opening of General Regional Exhibition took place on June 5 1894. After the mass in Latin cathedral, where all who were involved in the opening as…
Read moreThe main gate of General Regional exhibition is situated in the north-eastern part of the park, Poniatovskoho street leading to it (now Samchuka street) – a…
Read moreKrakowska Square appeared around 1840 between Krakivska, Teatralna Streets, Golukhovskych Square, Rizni, Gusiacha, Smocha, Zhovkivska Streets. It got its name…
Read morePalace of Count Agenor Gołuchowski, erected on Sviatyi Yuryi (Swięty Jur) Street (now Lystopadovyi Chyn 16) in 1865. Planned by the architect Carl Ohmann, it…
Read moreNeo-baroque palace in Kopernika Street 40, built in 1867 by the architect Adolph Kuhn for prince Leon Sapieha, who, after his return from emigration in Paris…
Read moreThe photograph shows the Dzieduszycki palace on Kurkova (now: Lysenka) Street No. 15-17, built in the second half of the 19th century. Building no. 15…
Read moreFormer palace of the Bielski, Potocki, Komorowski, Uleniecki and Biesiadecki families on Halytska Square 10, built (or rebuilt from a previous building) by the…
Read moreThe Monastery of Sacre-Coeur (Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus) in Lviv with an educational institution for girls was founded in 1843 with the assistance…
Read moreThe Franciscan Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary on Franciscan Street (V. Korolenko) was founded in 1708 by Sophia of Lubomyrska Seniavska…
Read moreThe Franciscan monastery and the church of St. Anthony of Padua in Lychakiv (49 Lychakivska Street) were founded in 1718 by the Kraków castellan Janusz (in…
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