
Supińskiego Street
Ul. Józefa Supińskiego. Today, vul. Kotsiubynskoho.
Ul. Józefa Supińskiego. Today, vul. Kotsiubynskoho.
Ul. Sykstuska. Today, vul. Doroshenka. Read more about the history of the street on Lviv Interactive.
The large city synagogue was built in 1801 on the site of the previous gothic one, in the historic Jewish district. It was destroyed in 1943 during the Nazi occupation. Read more about the history and architecture of the synagogue on Lviv Interactive.
A suburban synagogue in the former Krakowskie suburb. It was destroyed during the Nazi occupation. More about the building and the Jewish community of Lviv on Lviv Interactive.
A Great City Synagogue located in the old Jewish district of the city center. It was destroyed during the Nazi occupation. More about the building and the Jewish community of Lviv на Lviv Interactive.
More about the building and Jewish community on Lviv Interactive.
Ul. Karola Szajnochy. Today, vul. Bankivska.
Ul. Szeptyckich. This former street is divided into two parts today: vul. Sheptytskykh and vul. Fedkovycha.
The Szkocka (Scottish) café was a popular meeting place for Lviv's academic community. More on Lviv Interactive.