Renaissance and Baroque Periods
This timeline highlights the cultural, architectural, and religious developments in Lviv during the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
1527
Great Fire of Lviv
A significant fire destroys much of the city, leading to the rebuilding of many structures in stone.
1550
Church of St. Onuphrius Built
The Church of St. Onuphrius is constructed, adding to the city's rich religious architecture.
1556
Arsenal Built
The Arsenal is built, serving as a key military and administrative building.
1580
Korniakt Palace Built
The Korniakt Palace is constructed on Market Square, exemplifying Renaissance architecture.
1582
Karaite Synagogue Built
A Karaite synagogue is built, reflecting the diverse religious communities in Lviv.
1586
Ukrainian Lviv Dormition Brotherhood Established
The Ukrainian Lviv Dormition Brotherhood is established, a significant cultural and religious organization.
1593
Printing Press in Operation
A printing press begins operation, marking the beginning of Lviv's role in publishing and education.
1596
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Founded
The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is founded, a pivotal event in the city's religious history.
1609
Golden Rose Synagogue Opens
The Golden Rose Synagogue opens, one of the most famous synagogues in Lviv.
1626
Armenian Bishopric Established
Lviv becomes the seat of an Armenian bishopric, further diversifying its religious landscape.
1630
Bernardine Church and Monastery Consecrated
The Bernardine Church and Monastery, along with the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, are consecrated.
