The Lviv progressive synagogue, called Tempel (temple), was the first reformed synagogue in Galicia. It was a monumental building in Neoclassicist style, notable for its large dome; unlike European progressive synagogues with their typical oriental and Moorish decorative motifs (Berlin, Vienna or Budapest), it more resembled a Byzantine church. The Lviv Tempel was destroyed by the Nazis in the summer of 1941.

The Stadium was built between 1933 and 1939 in a hilly part of Lviv known as the Pylypivka Heights near the Jewish Cemetery on Kleparova. It was owned by the leading Jewish Athletic Society in Galicia, the Hasmonea Club, founded by Adolf Konn in 1908. During the Soviet period the stadium was called Torpedo Stadium. It no longer serves as a sports facility. A market was opened on the territory in the 1990s, working there until 2008. Plans to reopen the stadium were never realized.