Village Basivka (Lviv): travel guide online to Basivka

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General information about Basivka

The small suburban village of Basivka is located on the Shchyrka River next to the Lviv district road, between the exits to Horodok and Pustomyty.

In 1984, on the basis of beech forests in the Basivka tract, the "Basivka Arboretum" was founded - a monument of horticultural art.

Recreation area, promising direction of cottage construction.

Маленьке приміське село Басівка розташоване на річці Щирка поруч з львівської окружною дорогою, між з'їздами на Городок і на Пустомити.

В 1984 році на основі букових лісів в урочищі Басівка засновано "Басівський дендропарк" - пам'ятка садово-паркового мистецтва.

Рекреаційна зона, перспективний напрямок котеджного будівництва.

Сплануй своє перебування у Basivka

What to see and where to go in Basivka

Tourist attractions and museums of Basivka

Museum "Kryivka of the UPA Underground Printery"

Museum / gallery

The Museum "Kryivka of the UPA Underground Printery" was opened in 2014 on the territory of the Basivka Arboretum, north of the Basivka village near Lviv. In 1955, the last battle between a group of local rebels and a KGB special forces unit took place at this place.

During the liberation struggle against the Soviet occupation, UPA fighters created an underground printery here. The kryivka (hideout) is recreated in its original form according to the memories of eyewitnesses. The underground bunker consists of three rooms connected by a 30-meter long tunnel.

The exposition presents improvised furniture, khagants, an oven, typewriters, household items of the rebels, photographs, originals and copies of documents. A mini-chapel has also been recreated, one of the exhibits of which is the "Prayer Book of the Ukrainian People" (1947).

Lapayivka Forestry, quarter 38