Village Ostrivets (Ternopil): travel guide online to Ostrivets

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General information about Ostrivets

The village of Ostrivets is located 5 kilometers west of Terebovlia.

Known since 1471. The Catholic church (XIX century), the church of Saint Demetrius (1840), and the chapel have been preserved.

In 1895, Ukrainian writer Volodymyr Hzytskyi was born in Ostrivets. A memorial plaque has been installed at his home. A room-museum of Hzytskyi works at the local school.

Село Острівець розташоване в 5 кілометрах на захід від Теребовлі.

Відоме з 1471 року. Зберігся католицький костел (XIX століття), церква Святого Димитрія (1840 рік), каплиця.

В 1895 році в Острівці народився український письменник Володимир Гжицький. На його рідному будинку встановлено меморіальну дошку. При місцевій школі працює кімната-музей Гжицького.

Сплануй своє перебування у Ostrivets

What to see and where to go in Ostrivets

Tourist attractions and museums of Ostrivets

Saint Demetrius Church

Temple , Architecture

The Church of Saint Dimitry Myrotochyvy is located in the central part of Ostrivets village. The walls of the temple are made of local red sandstone.

The temple was built at the end of the 19th century and is a former Roman Catholic church (Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary), which was partially destroyed during the Soviet regime. In the summer of 2009, on the initiative of the famous poet Roman Lubkivskyi, a native of the village of Ostrivets, Metropolitan Vasiliy blessed the restoration of the church for the needs of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church community. The temple was successfully restored.

Mary's and Altar Wives, the brotherhood of the Mother of God of Perpetual Help operate at the parish.

A memorial plaque was installed in honor of the pastor of the local Debninsky parish (1887-1836).

Tsentralna Street, 60