Armenian street, Lviv

Stroll along the cobblestoned Armenian street, one of the oldest streets in the historical district that serves as the center of the Armenian community. After arriving in the 13th century, the Armenians paved the way for oriental trade--as their craftspeople were highly regarded for making superior jewelry and leather goods. By the 20th century, nearly all of the Armenians had assimilated into Polish society. You can visit the remnants of the great culture along this street, including a lavish cathedral and some of the most popular coffeehouses in the city. Add Armenian street and other attractions to your Lviv trip itinerary using our Lviv online trip maker.