Lviv

Medieval and Renaissance Period

During the medieval and Renaissance periods, Lviv underwent significant developments in architecture, culture, and governance.

Rebuilding of the High Castle

1362

The High Castle was rebuilt, reflecting the city's ongoing importance as a defensive and administrative center.

Construction of the Armenian Church

1363

The Armenian church was built, highlighting the diverse religious and cultural influences in Lviv.

Establishment of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lwów

1365

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Lwów was established, marking a significant religious milestone for the city.

Completion of the Latin Cathedral

1480

The construction of the Latin Cathedral was completed, a major architectural achievement of the period.

Construction of the Korniakt Palace

1580

The Korniakt Palace was built on Market Square, one of the many architectural landmarks of Lviv's Renaissance period.