3 Maja Street (Sanok)
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| Ulica 3 Maja facing northeast | |
| Basic data | |
| place | Sanok |
| District | Śródmieście ( inner city ) |
| Created | 1772 |
| Newly designed | 2004 |
| Hist. Names | ul.Leska (-1846), ul.Nowej Rady (-1898), Adolf Hitler (1939-) and ul. 22 Lipca (1945-) |
| Connecting roads | ul.Kosciuszki, ul.Jagiellońska (south), ul.Grodka (north) |
| Cross streets | ul. Piłsudskiego, ul. Franiszkańska, ul. Serpentyny |
| Buildings | “Drogerya i perfumerya” by Jan Hydzik |
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| Street length | z. 200 M. |
The 3 Maja Street is a Flaniermeile- and commercial street in the city of Sanok .
3 Maja Street, the former Ulica Leska (1846) and Ulica 22 Lipca (1945) runs in a south-west-north-east orientation from Sanoker Ring to Ulica Jagiellońska Street / Ulica Kościuszki. The approx. 200 meter long street is aligned with the street grid of the old town and runs parallel to Ulica Grzegorza (Grzegorza Street ). 15 minutes on foot to Parkberg via the lower Piłsudskiego ulica to Mickiewicza ulica , then right from 1.5 kilometers to the Museum of Folk Architecture .
A striking landmark on 3-Maja-Straße is Schwejk's bench, as a symbol of the relationship between Sanok and the former Austro-Hungarian monarchy .
Third Maigasse, the district after the Russian storming it (1915)
Bakery and pastry shop
Schwejk figure by Adam Przybysz
Onset of winter in March 2013
history
Area until the second half of the 17th century numerous citizen parcels were occupied, which were first torn down after the city wall was torn down, and were redesigned.
The first plans for the construction of 3 Maja Strasse were on Mieg's map from the end of the 18th century. At the place of the later 3-Maja-Straße there was already a path to the former Reichsstraße 82 to Lemberg via Sanok and Sambir. For the first time, 3-Maja-Straße was to create a direct connection between the old town and the market square to the new train station (1884).
In 1939 3-Maja-Strasse was renamed with Jagiellońska-Strasse in Adolf-Hitler-Strasse. In 1991, Ulica 22 Lipca was renamed again to Ulica 3 Maja (3 May Street).
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Coordinates: 49 ° 33 ′ 44.1 " N , 22 ° 12 ′ 33.2" E