Old postcards Lviv
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“Intourist” Hotel. Lvov, 1960
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“Lviv” hotel. Boim Chapel. Lvov, 1984
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“Lviv” hotel. Lvov, 1970
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Academic Opera and Ballet Theater. Ivan Franko. Lvov, 1970
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Aeropota, Lvov, 1971
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An airport. Lvov, 1960
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Area Reunion, Lvov, 1971
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Area Stryi park. Lvov, 1960
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Area Stryi park. Lvov, 1960
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Boim Chapel, Lviv, 1971
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Branch of the Central Museum of VI Lenin. Lvov, 1970
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Branch of the Central Museum, Lviv, 1970
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Branch of the Central Museum. IN AND. Lenin, Lviv, 1971
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Children’s Railway “Small Lviv”. Lvov, 1960
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Cinema “Mir”, Lviv, 1971
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Cinema Bohdan Khmelnytsky in the park. Lvov, 1960
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This website is a true visual journey into the past, where the history of Lviv in photographs is revealed through a collection of old postcards issued between 1945 and 1991. It features unique views of Lviv on postcards, capturing the spirit of the post-war and Soviet city.
Old photos of Lviv — frames of a bygone era
Among the highlights of the collection are: the 1960 airport, Vysokyi Zamok hill, the railway station, the City Council building and a corner of Rynok Square (1984), the Hill of Glory (1971), and a cinema in Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Park. These old photos of Lviv are more than just images — they reflect a time when every element of the urban landscape had a story.
Historical photographs of Lviv — memory in postcards
Old Lviv in photographs comes to life through these images: streets, buildings, monuments, and parks — all gathered in one place. Lviv street photos are not just visual captures; they are an archive of emotions, memories, and architectural heritage.
A collection worth seeing
The history of Lviv in photographs is not a textbook — it’s a living, visual testimony of the city’s life. This collection of old postcards and soviet cards offers a deeper understanding of the past and helps preserve it for future generations.