Church of Saint Andrew the Apostle in Lviv

The Church of Saint Andrew the Apostle features symmetrical proportions, geometric patterns, and classical orders integrated into its brick construction and structural design.

Built during the Renaissance Revival movement of the 19th century, architect Michał Kowalczuk incorporated Italian architectural elements reflecting the period's return to classical forms.

The church represents the intersection of Eastern European religious traditions with Western European architectural influences in the historical center of Lviv.

Located near multiple heritage sites in Lviv, the church remains open for religious services and architectural tours throughout the year.

The structure exhibits a combination of classical Renaissance elements with local Eastern European construction methods through its brick facade and proportional design.

Location: Lviv

Architects: Michał Kowalczuk

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 49.84600,24.00740

Latest update: March 8, 2025 12:06