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Chernelytskyy castle
Chernelytskyy castle was built in 1659 the governor of Bratslav, new owner of the city Chernelytsya, the owner of Klevan and Zhukov, Polish magnate of Ruthenian (Ukrainian) origin Yuriy Michaylo (Michal Jerzy) Czartoryski.
Castle tower of Rakovets
The first mention of which dates back to year 1440, the ruins of the castle Rakovets stayed in the village Rakovets.
Church of St. Anthony
Church of St. Anthony in Chernelytsya was built in Renaissance style, at the same time of the period of construction of the castle in the 1659-1661.
Hoshivskyy monastery
The Hoshivskyy Monastery – Greek Catholic monastery of the Order of the Great Basil in the village Hoshovi of the Dolinsky district.
The Carpathian Tram
In 1873 an Austrian entrepreneur, Baron Leopold Popper von Podhari moved the head office of the firm from Hungary to Galicia.
Museum of Ivan Franko
A wellknown ukrainian writer, poet and public figure Ivan Franko often visited the village Lolyn. Here he wrote the story "Collier", "Servants of Lesyshyn ", "Two friends", some sections of the story "Petriyi Dovbuschuky", poem "Galagan".
Museum of Mikhailo Grushevskyi
The Museum-estate is situated on a country side, where Mikhailo Grushevskyi, who later became the first President of Ukraine, had his villa before the First World War.
Museum of Hutsul life, ethnography and musical instruments
The museum of Hutsul life, ethnography and musical instruments was organized at the beginning of 2000s by the ethnographer and musician Roman Kumlyk (1948-2014).
Cathedral of the Holy Resurrection (Jesuit Church)
At the beginning of the XVIII century Jesuit fathers appeared in. In 1720 on the site of the burnt (the attack of the Turks) Church, the rector of the Jesuit College Tomas Zalensky began the construction of the Jesuit church.
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