The Old Town of Lviv was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognizing its historical and cultural significance.

Andriy Sadovyi became the mayor of Lviv, initiating various urban development projects and cultural initiatives.

Lviv hosted some of the UEFA Euro 2012 football games, showcasing the city's modern sports infrastructure.

Lviv was involved in the Euromaidan protests and the subsequent Ukrainian revolution, reflecting the city's active role in national politics.

Lviv faced a Russian missile attack during the ongoing conflict, highlighting the city's resilience in the face of modern challenges.