Former house of the Jesuit convent, since 1851 the building of the University (eighteenth century; 1842 - reconstruction, architect Fidelis Stadler). More about the history of the University in Habsburg period in Lviv and its spaces on Lviv Interactive.
Photo: the University building (early 20th century, from the collection of Ihor Kotlobulatov, Urban Media Archive).
The building houses the Viennese Café and occupies an entire block between Svobody Avenue, St. Berinda, Teatralna Streets, and Ivan Pidkova Square. The house was built in 1828-1829. More information about the virtual walk on Lviv cafes before WWI is on Interactive Lviv.
The Jewish Craftsmen's Society was housed in a building erected in 1904 on Bernstein Street (modern-day Sholem Aleichem Street).
The territory of the old Jewish suburban district, modern-day Zernova Square.
Current Dzhokhar Dudayev street.
The area in the north of Lviv, formerly a suburban village.
Today Bohdan Khmelnytsky Street.
Part of the modern Franka Street.
