Old Market

The Old Market is the oldest square in Lviv. In the XII century, the city center was located here. The arrangement of houses on the square remained the same as in the XII century, but the houses themselves were rebuilt in the XIX-XX centuries. There are: the Church of St. Onuphry, the Church of St. Nicholas and the Church of Ivan the Baptist.

In 1349, after the conquest of Lviv by the Polish king Casimir III, the center of Lviv was moved to the modern Market, the Old Market remained the center of the Krakow suburb.

Currently, the square is one of the main attractions of the city.