Austrian Lviv

• Marian Square, pharmacy and Mikolasha passage (first kerosene lamp), Potocki Palace was the residence of Count Alfred Potocki;


• "The first Lviv's scyscaper" (as a seven-story building officially became a four-story);


• The Art Gallery, Reserch library, Main Post;


• The Sejm Krajowy (parliament);


• Rohatyn Kamianytsia (now it is "Puzata Hata"), railway administration, Kryva Lipa passage;


• The George Hotel, Grand Hotel is the place where was born the writer von Sacher-Masoch ( The term "masochism" is derived from his name);

• The philharmonic;


• Mykola Lusenko Lviv state academy of music;


• The Palace of Justice;


• The officers casino and owners of horses factories casino (place where it was filmed playing chess between D'Artagnan and Cardinal Richelieu);


• The legendary cafe of mathematicians "Shkotska" (Scottish);


• Zalewski confectionery ( There products delivered by special plane to Paris);


• The main building of the University of Austrian period and the Academic street.