Attractions of Vinnytsia region

The near-kordonny castle on the ancient border of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was erected in the other half of the 16th century. corona hetman J. Zamoyskiy. The castle roztashovuvsya on the place, set by the little riches of Muraf and Bushanka. 4 kutovi locks vezhi z'єnuvali between themselves by underground passages. Skin s vezh small sv_y okremiy powder lokh. Also, two kam'yani vezhi were part of the system of ancient wood defensive reinforcements. The castle was often conceited with Tatar attacks. In 1617, the hetman Stanislav Zholkevsky signed here a peace treaty from the Turkish commander Iskander Pashey, who pushed the Polish-Turkish war to a rock. In 1648, Bohdan Khmelnitsky, after ordering in place of the Bratslav regiment, was occupied by the Cossack corrals as a fortress. In 1654 the Polish castle was overlaid. Behind the legend, we will stop defending the keruval, the widow of the centurion Zavisny Mar'yan. If the enemies had escaped to the place, they burned up the powder of the Liohi, making a fortune with a vibuch at once from the enemies, and then they burst into flames. One of the fortresses was saved, as in 1756 they stayed on the door of the commissioned Michael Church (zruynovana for the radians' hours). The bashta was renovated, during the reconstruction of the church, a temple was built. In 2000, the State Historical and Cultural Reserve "Bush" was established, archaeological information was held. On the upper tier of the century, the museum of the defense of Bush was located, on the territory of the castle, the pavilion of Tripil culture was organized, a show of modern sculpture was organized. There is a Cossack tsvintar of the XVIII-XIX centuries at the center of the upper settlement. from massive stone chrests of versatile forms.

An exhibition of military equipment and weapons from the Second World War was opened by enthusiasts on the territory adjacent to the ruins of Hitler's pond "Werewolf" in Strizhavka, in the former boarding house "Swallow". The exhibition presents items found by locals in the pond, weapons and equipment of the Soviet and German armies. In the yard there is a collection of rare military equipment from the Second World War, including a model of the German tank "Tiger". On weekends and by prior arrangement, there is a café stylized as a field kitchen.

The Mogilev-Podolsk Museum of Local Lore houses its exposition in the former house of the merchant Halperin, built in 1905 in the Art Nouveau style. The collection is based on paintings from the collection of G. Bronstein (Ukrainian, Russian and Georgian authors), as well as a collection of minerals by V. Afanasyev, collected in the USSR (1267 samples), furniture samples of the early twentieth century. Of great interest are collections of archaeological finds, numismatics, faleristics and weapons of the XVII-XIX centuries. In particular, the Sarmatian boiler of the VI century. BC, unique tools of Trypillia culture, a collection of weapons of the XVI-XVIII centuries., Cossack arrows and a Turkish rifle, weapons and equipment of the Second World War. The ethnographic department presents rural household utensils, Podolsk clothes, a collection of works of decorative and applied art by local authors, including Podolsk embroidery and vytynanka.

The Mykhailo Kotsyubynsky Literary Memorial Museum was opened in the house where the future writer was born and lived until he was 33 years old. The estate was built by his grandfather M. Abaz at the beginning of the XIX century, having acquired land on the outskirts of Vinnytsia, in Zamość. In 1926, on the initiative of the writer's brother, a restoration was carried out and a museum was established. The exposition is built on a monographic principle and is located in five rooms of Kotsyubynsky's parents' house. The exhibits (lifetime editions, translations, paintings) consistently reveal the writer's creative path and his public activities.

The Museum of the History of the City of Kozyatyn was opened in 2004, on the occasion of the 130th anniversary of the granting of the city status to Kozyatyn. The exposition is located in an old one-story building of the former Zemstvo post office of the late XIX - early XX centuries. The fund is based on collections of railway lanterns, bourgeois furniture, folk clothing, tools of peasants, photographs, postcards, copper coins, front letters of the I and II World Wars, anniversary medals and more.

The Ustym Karmalyuk Lityn Museum of Local Lore was opened in 1980 in the entrance gate of the former Lityn Fortress Prison. The prison castle in Lityn was built at the beginning of the 19th century according to a typical project by O. Zakharov next to the old Polish castle, which has not survived. From 1813 to 1835, the national hero Ustym Karmalyuk, the leader of the local insurgents, was detained here four times. In 1832, awaiting execution, he was able to escape by dismantling the ceiling of his cell. This was one of the many escapes that Karmalyuk managed to carry out from prisons and hard labor during his struggle. The museum's collection includes about 8,000 items. The main exposition tells about the causes, development and consequences of the insurgent movement in Podillya in 1813-35. The building of the prison with a cell where Karmalyuk was kept is also preserved (now on the territory of the district consumer union, access is limited).

The Museum of Local Lore of the Gaisin Region was established in 1995 on the initiative of the veteran organization of the Gaisin Region. The museum is located in the former house of the director of the men's gymnasium - an architectural monument of the early twentieth century. The museum of local lore preserves objects of material and spiritual culture of both the past of this region and its present. The exposition presents samples of weapons from the Second World War, objects of urban and rural life of the XX century, icons of the XVIII-XX centuries, folk ceramics of the Bubniv plant, works of Ukrainian decorative and applied art.

The Mykhailo Stelmakh Literary Memorial Museum was opened in the homeland of the outstanding Ukrainian writer in a building specially built in 1989. On the ground floor there is a library and a reading room. The second floor is occupied by six exhibition halls and Stelmakh's memorial office from the Irpin dacha. The collection includes the writer's personal belongings, documents, photographs, films, furniture and books from Stelmakh's personal library. Every year a literary festival is held for the writer's birthday. Visitors can visit the territory of the memorial estate, where the house of the Stelmakh family is located.

The Museum of Local Lore in Murovany Kurylivtsi was opened in 1992 in a house of culture on the initiative of the family of the famous Ukrainian artist F. Konovalyuk, a native of the village of Yagidne near Murovany Kurylivtsi. As a gift to the museum, the family donated a collection of Konovalyuk's paintings: portrait paintings, landscapes, illustrations to works by Ukrainian writers. In 2010, on the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the artist's birth, his museum room was opened.

The Museum of Bread in Bilopillya was established in 1986 on the basis of an ancient windmill, built in 1910 by a local master F. Biloshkap, using details of a windmill of the XVIII century. On the first and second tiers of the mill there is an exposition that introduces visitors to the history of bread from ancient times to the present day. The farm building presents tools of farmers XIX - early. XX century The museum house recreates the rural life of the XVIII-XIX centuries, the traditional elements of the interior of which are a stove, a red corner, a pole for clothes, a table, benches, a bed, a cradle for a child. Agricultural machinery and traction tillage equipment are on display in the open area. There is an apiary and a well in the yard.

The ethnographic collection is housed in an old 130-year-old house in the center of the village of Busha, near the Castle Hill. The museum was opened in 2004. Tools, utensils, clothes, towels, a chest, a cradle, paintings, icons and other objects of rural life collected in the surrounding villages are presented. A model of a medieval castle and city fortifications is displayed in the yard. To visit, please contact the administration of the Bush State Historical and Cultural Reserve.

Museum of Ethnography and Folk Art. M. Rudenko in Mogilev-Podolsky is located in the building of the House of Culture. It is mainly dedicated to the Podolsk vytynanka - the traditional art of artistic carving. The exposition is based on the works of local master M. Rudenko, Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine, famous folklorist, artistic director of the folklore and ethnographic ensemble "Gorlytsia". In addition to excerpts, the exhibition presents more than 3 thousand folk songs, thousands of proverbs and sayings, fairy tales, legends, legends, orders, lamentations.

The Literary Museum in Nemyriv is dedicated to writers whose life path was somehow connected with the city. Thus, in 1821 the poet Mykola Nekrasov was born here in the family of an officer. The famous Ukrainian writer Marko Vovchok also lived and worked here. The main exposition of the museum is dedicated to their work. The Literary Nemyrivshchyna Museum is located on the northeastern outskirts of Nemyriv.

The Military History Museum of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Vinnytsia was established in 2001 as a museum of the Air Force of Ukraine. In 2005, it was replenished with an exposition dedicated to the air defense forces, which were then structurally part of the Armed Forces. The museum is located on the territory of the former General Staff of the Air Force of Ukraine in Vinnytsia. In Soviet times, it was the headquarters of the 24th Air Army, and before that - the headquarters of the 43rd Air Force of Long-range Aviation, which was formed in 1949 on the basis of the 2nd VA DA. The museum has collected many samples of aircraft, anti-aircraft missiles, radar equipment of different times. The exposition includes 16 aircraft of different classes, from the Yak-11 training aircraft to the fourth-generation Su-27 fighter, as well as 4 helicopters. Of particular interest are the launchers of anti-aircraft missile systems S-300V1, S-300PS, S-200V "Vega", S-125M1 "Neva", "S-75M2" Volkhov ", Buk-1M". Foreigners must obtain a permit from the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine to visit the museum.

The Museum of the Battle of Batig was opened in 1990 as a museum of the history of the village of Chetvertynivka. In 2003, the museum acquired the status of a national museum. The exposition is located in 4 halls. The first hall reflects the life of the peasants of the XIX century. The second hall tells the story of the origin of the village, as well as the Battle of Batoz. In other halls there are materials about the Holodomor, the Second World War and the formation of the village in 1960-90. Since 2015, it is a museum "Battle of Batig", part of the future historical and cultural reserve "Batig".