Did you know that Lviv had the largest ghetto in the Soviet Union? It was created in the poorest district of Lviv and occupies the territory of Zamarstinov and Kleparov. Jewish ghetto lasted from November 1941 to June 1943. In total, during the entire occupation period, 138,700 Jews were kept there.
Now you are able to visit the museum of Jewish heritage called “Territory Terror”. It’s a horrifying place not far from the city centre.
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Bill
12 Jan 2019Awesome! I want to visit all of them! 🙂
yaminska
12 Jan 2019You should! 🙂
Bryne Vincent Francis Rozario
15 Jan 2019This article is showing many different views of Lviv . Some places I’ve visited just from outside , but never realized there are treasures inside ….. THANK YOU , IRYNA ….. There are so many things to see and places to visit in the city Lviv …..
yaminska
16 Jan 2019Bryne, I am very glad you’ve found some new places to visit! 🙂
Haron
27 Apr 2019Thank you Iryna,I’m flying to Lviv today so I can visit some of the places you recommended.
Really helpful
yaminska
27 Apr 2019You’re most welcome!