Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #6 in Lviv, Ukraine

The Church of St. Paraskeva the Pyatnitsa is an active defensive-type church of the OCU in Lviv, at the foot of the Castle Hill, at ul. Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, 77.

Wikipedia: Церква святої Параскеви П'ятниці (Львів) (UK)

The Lviv ghetto is the third largest ghetto in the Third Reich, after the Warsaw and Lodz ghettos, created at the end of 1941.

Wikipedia: Львівське гетто (UK)

The Church of St. Nicholas, Archbishop of Myra in Lycia, the Wonderworker, is a religious building in Lviv, a functioning temple of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, an architectural monument of national importance. Traditionally, it is considered the oldest temple in the city. It is located under Mount Budelnitsa on the street. Bogdan Khmelnitsky, 28 g.

Wikipedia: Церква святого Миколая (Львів) (UK)

The Museum of Monuments of Ancient Lviv is a department of the Lviv Art Gallery, which presents exhibits that tell about Lviv in princely times.

Wikipedia: Музей пам'яток стародавнього Львова (UK)

The Church of St. John the Baptist is one of the oldest religious buildings in Lviv, located on the Old Market Square, on the street. Uzhhorodska, 1. Together with the Church of St. Nicholas, also built near the foot of the Prince's Hill, and several other religious buildings, it is considered part of the ensemble of the city from the time of the Russian princes. There are many legends and hypotheses associated with the temple, both regarding its foundation and confessional history. The building houses a museum of the ancient history of Lviv, as well as religious services are held every Sunday.

Wikipedia: Храм святого Івана Хрестителя (Львів) (UK)

The Church of All Saints and the Benedictine Monastery is a monument of Renaissance architecture in Lviv. Security numbers 369/0, 369/1.

Wikipedia: Костел і монастир бенедиктинок (Львів) (UK)