Nahuievychi

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The village of Nahuievychi is located 10 kilometers from Boryslav in the direction of Sambir, 20 kilometers from Truskavets. Known since the 11th century as Solne, then Basheve.

In the 13th century, there was a fortress and a Basilian monastery here. In those days, the village was known as Nahuievychi - this name was preserved until 1952, when it was renamed Ivano-Franko in honor of the Ukrainian writer Ivan Franko, who was born here in 1856. Many peasants became prototypes of his literary heroes. Franko also dedicated many scientific works related to the history and traditions of the region to his village.

The manor-museum of the writer was created here, carved figures of the characters of his works are exhibited on the "Franko Path". Recently, the historical name ...

The village of Nahuievychi is located 10 kilometers from Boryslav in the direction of Sambir, 20 kilometers from Truskavets. Known since the 11th century as Solne, then Basheve.

In the 13th century, there was a fortress and a Basilian monastery here. In those days, the village was known as Nahuievychi - this name was preserved until 1952, when it was renamed Ivano-Franko in honor of the Ukrainian writer Ivan Franko, who was born here in 1856. Many peasants became prototypes of his literary heroes. Franko also dedicated many scientific works related to the history and traditions of the region to his village.

The manor-museum of the writer was created here, carved figures of the characters of his works are exhibited on the "Franko Path". Recently, the historical name Nahuievychi was returned to the village.

The wooden church of Saint Nicholas, built in 1801, has been preserved.

Село Нагуєвичі розташоване в 10 кілометрах від Борислава в бік Самбора, в 20 кілометрах від Трускавця. Відоме з XI сторіччя як Сольне, потім Башеве.

В XIII столітті тут була фортеця та василіанський монастир. В ті часи село було відоме як Нагуєвичі - ця назва зберігалася до 1952 року, коли його перейменували на Івана-Франка на честь народженого тут в 1856 році українського письменника Івана Франка. Багато селян стали прототипами його літературних героїв. Також Франко присвятив своєму селу багато наукових робіт, пов'язаних з історією та традиціями краю.

Тут створена садиба-музей письменника, на "Стежці Франка" виставлені різьблені фігури персонажів його творів. Нещодавно селу було повернуто історичну назву Нагуєвичі.

Збереглася дерев'яна церква Святого ...

Село Нагуєвичі розташоване в 10 кілометрах від Борислава в бік Самбора, в 20 кілометрах від Трускавця. Відоме з XI сторіччя як Сольне, потім Башеве.

В XIII столітті тут була фортеця та василіанський монастир. В ті часи село було відоме як Нагуєвичі - ця назва зберігалася до 1952 року, коли його перейменували на Івана-Франка на честь народженого тут в 1856 році українського письменника Івана Франка. Багато селян стали прототипами його літературних героїв. Також Франко присвятив своєму селу багато наукових робіт, пов'язаних з історією та традиціями краю.

Тут створена садиба-музей письменника, на "Стежці Франка" виставлені різьблені фігури персонажів його творів. Нещодавно селу було повернуто історичну назву Нагуєвичі.

Збереглася дерев'яна церква Святого Миколая, побудована в 1801 році.

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Franko Museum-Estate, Nahuievychi
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Ivan Franko Literary Memorial Museum-Manor

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The Ivan Franko Literary and Memorial Museum-Manor was created in the writer's homeland in the village of Nahuievychi.

He was born here in 1856 in the family of a blacksmith, spent his childhood, and then repeatedly returned to his native places. In his works, he vividly described his childhood memories, when he spent time in his father's forge as a child.

The first exhibition was opened in 1946 in the small house of the writer's nephew. Later, on the site of Franko's estate, his parents' house with cozy rooms was recreated according to his descriptions and photographs. In the colorful yard - a stable, a forge, a shed with tools and an apiary.

Opposite is the building of the Literary and Memorial Museum with an exhibition of the first editions of the writer's works, next to which is the sculptural group "Ivan Franko and World Literature".

At the entrance to the village of Nahuievychi, as well as in Franko's garden, carved wooden sculptures symbolizing ideals, literary heroes and close people of the writer have been installed.

Map pin icon Ivana Franka Street, 10

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Ivan Franko Trail, Nahuievychi
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Ivan Franko's Trail

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The ecological and educational route "Ivan Franko Trail" on the outskirts of the village of Nahuievychi is an art-memorial complex created in 1981 in the park area at the entrance to the village from the Drohobych side.

Wooden sculptures of characters from the writer's works are placed along the picturesque forest alley. Along the two-kilometer route, you can visit the "Field of Fairy Tales" with wooden sculptures of the heroes of Franko's fairy tales, the Chapel of the Nativity of the Virgin, the Summer Theater, the bridge.

Oaks, firs, ash trees, maples, beeches and spruces are found in the forest. There are places for rest.

Map pin icon Ivana Franko Street

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Saint Nicholas Church, Nahuievychi
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Transfer of relics of Saint Nicholas Church

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The Church of the Transfer of the Relics of the Saint Father Nicholas is the only wooden church preserved in Nahuievychi from pre-Soviet times.

The church was built in 1801 on the place where, according to legend, the ancient Bashiv monastery was located, burned by the Tatars in the 17th century. The temple is three-log, single-domed, very simple in architecture. Built by masters Ivan Panas and Ivan Dumak. A small three-tier bell tower is nearby.

Map pin icon Mykoly Frydera Street

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