Zalishchyky

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The Ternopil-Chernivtsi highway and the Brest-Odesa strategic railway pass through the city of Zalishchyky, which is on the left bank of the Dniester on the border of Bukovyna and Ternopil regions.

The village of Zalishchyky was first mentioned in 1578, although it is known that the settlement of Zalissya existed as early as 1340. The current city was founded around 1750 and already in 1766 received Magdeburg law. It was owned by the Polish magnates Lubomyrski, then by Stanislav Ponyatovskyi, the castellan of Kraków. In 1763, the church of Saint Stanislav was built.

Zalishchyky was famous as a climatic resort with beautiful beaches on the Dniester, as well as a wine-making center.

In 1919, the city became the capital of the Western Ukrainian People's Republi ...

The Ternopil-Chernivtsi highway and the Brest-Odesa strategic railway pass through the city of Zalishchyky, which is on the left bank of the Dniester on the border of Bukovyna and Ternopil regions.

The village of Zalishchyky was first mentioned in 1578, although it is known that the settlement of Zalissya existed as early as 1340. The current city was founded around 1750 and already in 1766 received Magdeburg law. It was owned by the Polish magnates Lubomyrski, then by Stanislav Ponyatovskyi, the castellan of Kraków. In 1763, the church of Saint Stanislav was built.

Zalishchyky was famous as a climatic resort with beautiful beaches on the Dniester, as well as a wine-making center.

In 1919, the city became the capital of the Western Ukrainian People's Republic for a few days - its government was located here, and 20 years later, after the German attack on Poland, the Polish government was temporarily located here.

Some old buildings and temples have been preserved.

The most impressive view of the city, surrounded on three sides by a wide ribbon of Dniester, opens from the opposite high bank of the river, from the village of Khreshchatyk.

Через місто Заліщики, що на лівому березі Дністра на кордоні Буковини та Тернопільської областей, проходить траса Тернопіль-Чернівці та стратегічна залізниця Брест-Одеса.

Село Заліщики вперше згадується в 1578 році, хоча відомо, що ще у 1340 році існувало поселення Залісся. Нинішнє місто засноване близько 1750 року і вже в 1766 році отримало Магдебурзьке право. Перебувало у власності польських магнатів Любомирських, потім краківського каштеляна Станіслава Понятовського. В 1763 році побудований костел Святого Станіслава.

Заліщики славилися як кліматичний курорт з прекрасними пляжами на Дністрі, а також як виноробний центр.

В 1919 році місто на кілька днів стало столицею Західно-Української Народної Республіки - тут знаходився її уряд, а через 20 років, після нападу Німе ...

Через місто Заліщики, що на лівому березі Дністра на кордоні Буковини та Тернопільської областей, проходить траса Тернопіль-Чернівці та стратегічна залізниця Брест-Одеса.

Село Заліщики вперше згадується в 1578 році, хоча відомо, що ще у 1340 році існувало поселення Залісся. Нинішнє місто засноване близько 1750 року і вже в 1766 році отримало Магдебурзьке право. Перебувало у власності польських магнатів Любомирських, потім краківського каштеляна Станіслава Понятовського. В 1763 році побудований костел Святого Станіслава.

Заліщики славилися як кліматичний курорт з прекрасними пляжами на Дністрі, а також як виноробний центр.

В 1919 році місто на кілька днів стало столицею Західно-Української Народної Республіки - тут знаходився її уряд, а через 20 років, після нападу Німеччини на Польщу, тут же тимчасово розміщувався польський уряд.

Збереглися деякі старі будівлі та храми.

Найвражаючий вид на місто, з трьох сторін охопленого широкою стрічкою Дністра, відкривається з протилежного високого берега річки, з села Хрещатик.

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Brunytsky Palace, Zalishchyky
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Brunytsky Palace

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The Empire-style palace with an original colonnade and wing was built in Zalishchyky in 1831 by Baron Ignatius Brunytskyi on the site of the Ponyatovsky hunting castle.

Austrian Emperor Franz II stayed here during his trip to Galicia. A 5-hectare park was also laid out, where more than 400 trees of 40 species and forms are growing.

The palace has been preserved to this day, until recently it housed the department of the district hospital.

Zalishchyky Park is part of the protected zone of the regional landscape park "Dniester Canyon"

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Intercession Church, Zalishchyky
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Intercession of Holy Virgin Church

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The Church of the Intercession of the Holy Virgin  was built in Zalishchyky in 1864-1875, consecrated in 1873 as the Trinity Church.

Inside was an iconostasis of the work of local master Ivan Nich.

In 1962, the Intercession Church was closed, and a local history museum was placed in the premises.

Since 1989, it has been an active Greek Catholic church.

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St. Stanislav's Church, Zalishchyky
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Saint Stanislav's Church

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The parish church of Saint Stanislav's was founded in Zalishchyky in 1763 by the Krakow castellan Stanislav Ponyatovsky.

Closed by the Soviet authorities in the 1940s. The temple was looted and turned into a salt warehouse.

Returned to believers in 1991, restoration is underway.

Map pin icon Mykhayla Hayvoronskoho Street, 18

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Museum of Local Lore, Zalishchyky
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Zalishchyky Museum of Local Lore

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The Zalishchyky Museum of Local Lore is located in the premises of the House of Folk Art.

Founded in 1929, still in Poland, by seminary teacher Yosyp Shvarts.

The basis of the collection was made up of things found during archaeological research, as well as donated by local local historians. After the Second World War, it was revived in 1964. For some time it was in the closed Holy Intercession Church, and in 1985 it moved to the current premises.

Over the years of work, 18,000 exhibits have been collected. In recent years, the exhibition has been supplemented with materials about the participation of Zalishchyky residents in the UGS, OUN, UPA and other patriotic organizations.

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