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    • Vul. Brativ Rohatyntsiv, 32 – remains of the bastion
      In the basement of the building at 32 Brativ Rohatyntsiv Street, there are remains of walls and bastions of the city fortifications of the 14th-15th centuries. The Gothic fortification structure is one of 16 bastions of the outer ring of the defensive wall of medieval Lviv (demolished at the end of the 18th century). It was located in the southern part of the eastern section of the wall. Discovered in 1906, it is a semicircular structure built of stone.
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    • Park Vysokyi Zamok – Ruins of Vysokyi Zamok (The High Castle)

      A medieval fortification architecture landmark in Lviv.

      An earlier wooden castle was replaced in 1362 by a stone one, of which a fragment of its southern wall has been preserved till today. In 1869 stones from the castle were used for the construction of Kopiec Unii Lubelskiej (Mound of the Union of Lublin) on top of the Lviv Castle Hill. 

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    • Vul. Brativ Rohatyntsiv, 32 – remains of the bastion

      Vul. Brativ Rohatyntsiv, 32 – remains of the bastion

    • Park Vysokyi Zamok – Ruins of Vysokyi Zamok (The High Castle)

      Park Vysokyi Zamok – Ruins of Vysokyi Zamok (The High Castle)

    People

    Vyacheslav Sekretariuk – Soviet and Ukrainian politician, Communist, economist. Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Lviv City Council of People's Deputies in 1975-1980.
    Wincenty Pol – This popular Polish poet of the Romantic era was also one of the first geographers in the world and a versatile scholar. Wincenty Pol travelled a lot and was familiar with the nature and antiquities of Galicia. In 1866-1867, he collaborated with conservator Mieczysław Potocki as a correspondent of the Central Commission for the Protection of Monuments. During this time, he became a vocal critic of the institution.