Kuty

The large village of Kuty is located on the Cheremosh River 7 kilometers from Kolomyia.

It was first mentioned in 1448 as the property of a certain Mykhaylo from Voynilov, however, the remains of the settlement of the 10th-13th centuries were found. The name is probably related to the location at the corner of the Carpathians and Cheremosh, at the intersection of trade routes, which contributed to the development of trade.

For centuries it was the center of Ukrainian national culture, although Polish, Armenian, Jewish and German communities played a significant cultural role.

The Church of the Heart of Jesus (XIX century), the Armenian Church of Saint Anthony, the town hall on the market square, t ...

The large village of Kuty is located on the Cheremosh River 7 kilometers from Kolomyia.

It was first mentioned in 1448 as the property of a certain Mykhaylo from Voynilov, however, the remains of the settlement of the 10th-13th centuries were found. The name is probably related to the location at the corner of the Carpathians and Cheremosh, at the intersection of trade routes, which contributed to the development of trade.

For centuries it was the center of Ukrainian national culture, although Polish, Armenian, Jewish and German communities played a significant cultural role.

The Church of the Heart of Jesus (XIX century), the Armenian Church of Saint Anthony, the town hall on the market square, the monument to Taras Shevchenko have been preserved.