Public Bath in the River Pruth
The photo shows the Städtisches Flußbad (public bath in the river Pruth), a popular municipal sports and recreation place in Chernivtsi until World War Two.…
Read moreThe photo shows the Städtisches Flußbad (public bath in the river Pruth), a popular municipal sports and recreation place in Chernivtsi until World War Two.…
Read moreThe photo shows the Monument for the Unification of the Bukowina with Romania (Monumentul Unirei, Vereinigungsdenkmal) on the Central Square in Chernivtsi. The…
Read moreThe photo shows the Piata Unirii (Central Square, Ringplatz) in Chernivtsi with the Monumentul Unirei (Monument for the Unification of the Bukowina with…
Read moreThe photo shows the house of the Verein der Ärtzte der Bukowina (House of the Medical Doctor’s Union of the Buovina). It was built in 1907 on the corner of…
Read moreThe photo, taken before 1907, shows Liliengasse (Strada Brancoveanu, Ivan Franko Street) in Chernivtsi.…
Read moreThe photo shows the building of the old Theatre. Opened in 1878, it was the first proper stationary stage building in town. Until then, performances took place…
Read moreThe square then called Mehlplatz (Flour square) was renamed Rudolfsplatz in 1880 after Archduke Rudolf, the heir to the Habsburg throne. The reason for this…
Read moreThe photo shows the building of the old Theatre. Opened in 1878, it was the first proper stationary stage building in town. Until then, performances took place…
Read moreWhen the Hotel Bristol was opened in 1906, the square it was located on was officially called Rudolfsplatz, named in 1880 after Archduke Rudolf, the heir to…
Read moreThe square then called Mehlplatz (Flour square) was renamed Rudolfsplatz in 1880 after Archduke Rudolf, the heir to the Habsburg throne. It always was a market…
Read moreThe Verein zur Förderung der Tonkunst in der Bukowina (Assatiation for the Promotion of Music) had a new concert hall built on the Rudolfsplatz, then still…
Read moreThe building of the Hauptwache (Main guardhouse) was one of the first stone buildings in town. It was first built in 1784 and rebuilt in classicist style after…
Read moreGreek-Catholic Church of the Holy Paraskeva on the corner of Enzenberg Hauptstrasse and Hormuzakigasse (at the time Strada Regele Ferdinand and Strada…
Read moreThe photo shows the Ringplatz (after the Polish “Rynek”) in Chernivtsi, called Piata Unirii in the Romanian times, Red Square in Soviet times and Central…
Read moreThe postcard shows the view from the Ringplatz (Central square) into the Herrengasse (Strada Jancu Flondor), the most fancy boulevard of the city, today named…
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