Monuments, Cemeteries

A fountain-well adorned with the figure of the Virgin Mary A fountain-well adorned with the figure of the Virgin Mary a patroness of the city (a boulevard at the beginning of Svobody Prospect). Ruined in totalitarian times, the fountain was restored in 1997 and completed with a copy of the Virgin Mary statue by Munich sculptor Hauttmann (1859).	A monument to the first President of Ukraine, Mykhaylo Hrushevsky A monument to the first President of Ukraine, Mykhaylo Hrushevsky, in Shevchenka Prospect - made of bronze and granite by sculptors D. Krvavych, M. Posikira, L. Yaremchuk, and architect V. Kamenschyk (1994).
A monument to Picasso Monument to one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century - Pablo Picasso.	A monument to the first Ukrainian King, Danylo A monument to the first Ukrainian King, Danylo, in Halytska Square - sculptors Vasyl Yarych, Roman Romanovych, and architect Yarema Churylo. The monument is 10 metres high, made of 9 tons of bronze and 60 tons of granite (2001).
A monument to the first Ukrainian printer, Ivan Fedorov A monument to the first Ukrainian printer, Ivan Fedorov, in Pidvalna Street - architect A. Konsulov and sculptors V. Borysenko and V. Podolsky (1977).	A monument to Ivan Pidkova (Pidkovy Square) A monument to Ivan Pidkova (Pidkovy Square) - by Lviv sculptor Petro Kulyk - a reminder of the courageous Cossack leader executed in 1578 in Lviv (1982).
A monument To the Defenders of Ukrainian Sovereignt A monument To the Defenders of Ukrainian Sovereignt in General Hryhorenka Square the work of brother-sculptors Sukhorsky and architect O. Yarema (1999).	A monument to a prominent figure of 19th century Ukrainian Halychyna culture, Markiyan Shashkevych A monument to a prominent figure of 19th century Ukrainian Halychyna culture, Markiyan Shashkevych, in Kopernika Street - sculptors D. Krvavych and M. Posikira (1990).
A monument to victims of Communist crimes A monument to victims of Communist crimes in Shashkevycha Square - sculptors P. Shtayer and R. Syvenky (1997).	A monument to Ukrainian writer Vasyl Stefanyk in Stefanyka Street A monument to Ukrainian writer Vasyl Stefanyk in Stefanyka Street - sculptor V. Skolozdra (1971)
A monument to one of the leading figures of Ukrainian painting, Ivan Trush A monument to one of the leading figures of Ukrainian painting, Ivan Trush, in Franka Street - sculptor S. Oleshko (1996).	A monument to a Polish national hero, Jan Kilinski A monument to a Polish national hero, Jan Kilinski, in Stryysky Park - sculptor J. Markowski (1894).
A monument to the leader of the Polish National Uprising, Bartosz Glowacki A monument to the leader of the Polish National Uprising, Bartosz Glowacki, in the park in Lychakivska Street - sculptors J. Markowski and H. Kuznevych (1905).	A monument to the victims of the Lviv Jewish Ghetto of 1941-1943 A monument to the victims of the Lviv Jewish Ghetto of 1941-1943 in Chornovola Prospect - sculptors L. Shternshteyn, Yu. Shmukler, and architect V. Plikhivsky (1992)
The Soviet Military Memorial The Soviet Military Memorial in Stryyska Street - the only monument in Lviv to remain from the totalitarian period (1970)	A monument to the Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko A monument to the Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko in Svobody Prospect by the brother-sculptors Sukhorsky (1992). To the left of the poet rises the Wave of National Revival, a twelve-metre high symbolic stele with figured reliefs (1995).