Village Diakivtsi (Vinnytsia): travel guide online to Diakivtsi

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General information about Diakivtsi

The village of Diakivtsi is located on the Khmelnytskyi-Vinnytsia highway, between Letychiv and Lityn. Known since the 15th century.

The old cemetery church has been preserved.

Ukrainian writer Mykhailo Stelmakh was born here in 1912. Every year in May, a literary holiday is held to celebrate the writer's birthday. The Stelmakh Memorial Museum-Library is open.

Roadside service infrastructure is being developed.

Село Дяківці розташоване на трасі Хмельницький-Вінниця, між Летичевом і Літином. Відоме з XV сторіччя.

Збереглася стара цвинтарна церква.

В 1912 році тут народився український письменник Михайло Стельмах. Щорічно в травні проходить літературне свято до дня народження письменника. Працює меморіальний музей-бібліотека Стельмаха.

Розвивається інфраструктура придорожнього сервісу.

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What to see and where to go in Diakivtsi

Tourist attractions and museums of Diakivtsi

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Mykhaylo Stelmakh Literary and Memorial Museum

Museum / gallery

The Literary and Memorial Museum of Mykhaylo Stelmakh was opened in the village of Diakivtsi, the birthplace of the outstanding Ukrainian writer, in a specially constructed building in 1989.

On the first floor there is a library and a reading room. The second floor is occupied by six exhibition halls and a memorial cabinet of Stelmakh from the Irpin dacha. The collection includes personal belongings of the writer, documents, photographs, film materials, furniture and books from Stelmakh's personal library.

A literary holiday is held every year for the writer's birthday.

Visitors can visit the territory of the memorial estate, where the home of the Stelmakh family is located.

Tsentralna Street, 7