Truskavets

The Museum of the Sambir-Drohobych Diocese of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church was opened in Truskavets next to the Church of Saint Nicholas.

The exhibition tells about the life and activities of prominent figures of the Eastern Rite Catholic Church, such as Archbishop Yosafat Kuntsevych, Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky, Patriarch Yosyp Slipy.

Ancient books, church utensils, other objects of sacred art are presented. Sacred relics of the museum: the relics of Saint Josaphat, a lock of hair of Metropolitan Andrey, the metropolitan's cape, personal belongings of Patriarch Yosyp, a copy of the charter of the Brest Union.

"Naftusya" source No. 1 is the most famous and popular among the drinking sources of the resort.

Buvet No. 1 is located in the center of the Truskavets resort.

"Naftusya" water belongs to weakly mineralized waters (mineralization, 0.7 grams per liter) and chemically belongs to the class of hydrocarbonate-sulfate-calcium-magnesium mineral waters.

As the very name "Naftusya" shows, it contains organic substances related to the Boryslav oil field: phenols, heavy acids of the saturated petroleum series, a small amount of hydrogen sulfide, and impurities of volatile sulfurous hydrocarbons. This gives the water a specific smell and taste of oil.

Water obtained directly from the source releases gas bubbles on the walls of a closed vessel during storage. When stored in an open container for several hours, the smell and taste of oil, as well as gas bubbles, disappear.

According to its physical and chemical composition and physiological effect on the body, "Naftusya" is a unique water and has no equal in any of the resorts. It has a beneficial effect and is indicated for patients suffering from kidney stone disease, uric acid diathesis, gout and other metabolic diseases. "Naftusya" also stimulates the choleretic, bile-secreting functions of the liver and the activity of many other organs.

The Art Museum, dedicated to the work of the outstanding master of folk and applied arts Mykhaylo Bilas, created in Truskavets in 1992 during the artist's lifetime.

Occupies the premises of an elegant wooden villa "Hoplyana" (1928), made in the Polish folk style of Zakopane. It used to be the summer residence of the resort's mayor Raimund Yarosh.

Mykhaylo Bilas became famous as a master of textile plastics, figurative toys, the author of unsurpassed plot panels and applications. The exposition includes unique carpets, tapestries, bedspreads, Art Nouveau towels with bright folklore motifs created in a single copy.

The central resort park "Adamivka" in Truskavets was founded back in 1895. Named in honor of Adam Sapeha - one of the most active initiators of the reconstruction of the park.

Located in the valley of the Vorotishche stream on an area of about 60 hectares, in the very center of the Truskavets resort. The center of the resort area of the city is the Central mineral water pumping station. Park avenues start from it, leading through the park on the hills, where there are 3 more healing springs, as well as the first summer pavilion for receiving water. Torosevych Boulevard acts as its main "street".

In addition to the plants characteristic of this area, you can find exotic species in the park: Weymouth pine, catalpa, boxwood, silver maple, vinegar tree and others. It is believed that the English style of the park was given by the gardener Yuzef Yablonskyi, who planted a large number of both typical and exotic trees here.

The Church of Saint Nicholas was built in Truskavets in 1861-1886 on the site of an older church known since 1515.

A four-tier iconostasis of the 19th century has been preserved. Modern paintings were made during the restoration of 1989-1992. artist Bodan Balytskyi

Saint Nicholas Church belongs to the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church.

Nearby is the bell tower, built in 1920. The square in front of the church is decorated with the sculpture "Jesus and the Samaritan Woman", a monument to Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytskyi, a monument to the fighters for the freedom of Ukraine.