Yahilnytsia

The village of Yahilnytsia is located on the Cherkaska River, on the Ternopil-Chernivtsi highway, between Chortkiv and Tovste.

It was first mentioned in the 15th century, later it received the status of a town with the right to hold a fair. In 1630, Crown Hetman Stanislav Liantskoronskyi built a large stone castle on the site of the old wooden nongo.

During the War of Liberation, Yagilnytsia was captured by Ukrainian Cossacks, but soon after it was ceded to Turkey under the Buchatsky Peace Treaty. In the 19th century, the Austrian authorities converted the castle into a tobacco factory, which worked until recently.

Two churches of the 19th century - the Church of the Ascension and the Church of the Assumption - have also been preserved.

In the house of Stepan Ban ...

The village of Yahilnytsia is located on the Cherkaska River, on the Ternopil-Chernivtsi highway, between Chortkiv and Tovste.

It was first mentioned in the 15th century, later it received the status of a town with the right to hold a fair. In 1630, Crown Hetman Stanislav Liantskoronskyi built a large stone castle on the site of the old wooden nongo.

During the War of Liberation, Yagilnytsia was captured by Ukrainian Cossacks, but soon after it was ceded to Turkey under the Buchatsky Peace Treaty. In the 19th century, the Austrian authorities converted the castle into a tobacco factory, which worked until recently.

Two churches of the 19th century - the Church of the Ascension and the Church of the Assumption - have also been preserved.

In the house of Stepan Bandera's sister Oksana, a room-museum of the ideologist of Ukrainian nationalism is open.