The streets of Lviv. Today; Past; Alphabetical order (from [unknown]) Pohulianka (from 1871) Abkhazka (from 1962) ... Find a street. Browse by type. Streets; Squares; Boulevards; Lanes; Areas; Топ-10. Longest street; Narrowest street; Least …

You can find out how the streets in Lviv were renamed or their old names as this information is displayed in the table. The information is updated. Use the filter by old or new name below to quickly find the necessary street among thousands of others.

Detailed geographic electronic map of Lviv. All streets and houses on the city map Lviv. Road map in Lviv. Administrative map of Lviv.

The theme aims to collect, systematize and publish information about Lviv streets, including the history of their emergence and further constructions, about the people who used to live there, and the events that took place on them.

By taking a closer look at the interactive and tourist map of Lviv with sights, neighborhoods and streets, you'll be able to plot the route of your adventure and understand why Lviv is considered the western capital of Ukraine.

Jun 9, 2023 · Something new! In Lviv, there are now more squares... and alleys. The ongoing processes are more than just a few words with the prefix 'de.' It's not only the cleansing of public space from old and hostile ideological constructs but …

Tuhan-Baranovskoho St. 10 - Lviv Academy of Commerce; Enerhetychna St. 1-12 - Apartment Houses; Hlinky St. 12 - Villa; Kyivska St. 34 — Residential Building; Hnatiuka St. 4 - Residential building; Vul. Karmeliuka, 3 – Museum of the History of Medicine; Pl. Petrushevycha – monument to Yaroslav Halan (does not exist)

May 19, 2015 · What languages should the street names be displayed in? Ukrainianization or transliteration? How should Polish and German names be shown? How can streets which no longer exist be shown on the map? We invite you to discuss these and other questions during the presentation of the Streets of Lviv project.

Jan 13, 2019 · Lwow, Lwów, Lemberg or Lviv? Lviv was founded in the middle of the 13th century by Russian prince Daniel Romanovich of Galicia and named Lwow after his son Lev (Lion). The lion is still part of the city coat of arms, and there are …

The streets of Lviv are distinguished by a special romantic atmosphere and unusual architecture. The houses located there were built in different eras and have survived to this day. They have facades of different colors and heights.