Historic Cities
Walk Lviv in 1600
AI rebuilds Lwów (Lviv) street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk
Lwów of the Three Rites, 1600
Lwów in 1600 is a fortified, multi‑confessional trading city on the crossroads between the Black Sea and the Baltic, where Latin, Greek, Armenian, Jewish and German merchants live and work side by side. The walk threads from the road and gate into the cobbled Rynek, past carved patrician houses, guild stalls, the Armenian courtyard and the Dormition’s new tower, then up to the High Castle.
34 scenes — 20 streets, squares and views, 14 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Lviv as it stood in 1600 (“History of Lviv”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Road from Kraków
- 2. Krakowska Gate
- 3. Krakowska Street
- ↳ Trading House Counting Room · interior
- 4. Rynek (Market Square)
- ↳ Butchers' Market Hall · interior
- 5. Ratusz (Town Hall)
- ↳ Great Council Chamber · interior
- 6. Patrician Tenements of Rynek
- ↳ Patrician Merchant's Vaulted Hall · interior
- 7. Cloth Market (Sukiennice)
- ↳ Cloth Merchants' Longroom · interior
- 8. Armenian Cathedral Courtyard
- ↳ Armenian Cathedral Dome · interior
- 9. Armenian Street
- ↳ Silk Weavers' Upper Chamber · interior
- 10. Ruska Street
- 11. Dormition Church
- ↳ Brotherhood Refectory · interior
- 12. Korniakt Tower
- ↳ Korniakt Tower Belfry · interior
- 13. Latin Cathedral
- ↳ Cathedral Nave and Choir · interior
- 14. Dominican Church
- 15. St. Nicholas Church
- 16. Żydowska Street (Jewish Quarter)
- ↳ Synagogue Study Hall · interior
- 17. Arsenał (Arsenal)
- ↳ Arsenal Armourers' Workshop · interior
- 18. City Walls and Bastion
- 19. Poltva River Bank
- ↳ Riverside Tannery Loft · interior
- 20. Wysoki Zamek (High Castle)
- ↳ High Castle Great Hall · interior