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General information about Sniatyn
The town of Sniatyn is located on the Prut River between Chernivtsi and Kolomyia.
It was first mentioned in the "Ipatiev Chronicle" in 1158. The name comes from the name of the Galician boyar Konstiantyn (Ksniatyn) Seroslavych, who owned the city.
Under the rule of Poland, Sniatyn became an important trade center, in 1448 it received Magdeburg law.
People's hero Ivan Mukha, who led the peasant uprising in Galicia in 1490-1492, was born from these places. A castle was built in the 17th century, which was soon destroyed by the rebels during the War of Liberation.
The development of the city in the 17th and 18th centuries was facilitated by large communities of Armenians and Germans. In 1861, the city hall was built, part of which became part of the co ...
The town of Sniatyn is located on the Prut River between Chernivtsi and Kolomyia.
It was first mentioned in the "Ipatiev Chronicle" in 1158. The name comes from the name of the Galician boyar Konstiantyn (Ksniatyn) Seroslavych, who owned the city.
Under the rule of Poland, Sniatyn became an important trade center, in 1448 it received Magdeburg law.
People's hero Ivan Mukha, who led the peasant uprising in Galicia in 1490-1492, was born from these places. A castle was built in the 17th century, which was soon destroyed by the rebels during the War of Liberation.
The development of the city in the 17th and 18th centuries was facilitated by large communities of Armenians and Germans. In 1861, the city hall was built, part of which became part of the complex of the current town hall, rebuilt after a fire in 1909. Also preserved are three Orthodox churches of the XVIII-XIX centuries and a Catholic church with a bell tower.
In the city center there are many interesting mansions of the 19th and 20th centuries. In 1912-1927, the prominent Ukrainian writer Marko Cheremshyna lived in one of them (the museum is open).
A large interactive map of the city is installed near the town hall, city attractions are equipped with information boards.
Місто Снятин на річці Прут розташоване між Чернівцями та Коломиєю.
Вперше згадується в "Іпатіївському літописі" у 1158 році. Назва походить від імені галицького боярина Костянтина (Кснятина) Серославича, який володів містом.
Під владою Польщі Снятин став значним торговим центром, у 1448 отримав Магдебурзьке право.
З цих місць був родом народний герой Іван Муха, який очолив у 1490-1492 роках селянське повстання на Галичині. У XVII столітті було збудовано замок, який незабаром зруйнували повстанці під час Визвольної війни.
Розвитку міста в XVII-XVIII століттях посприяли великі громади вірмен та німців. У 1861 році було збудовано міську ратушу, частина якої увійшла до комплексу нинішньої ратуші, відбудованої після пожежі у 1909 році. Також збереглися три п ...
Місто Снятин на річці Прут розташоване між Чернівцями та Коломиєю.
Вперше згадується в "Іпатіївському літописі" у 1158 році. Назва походить від імені галицького боярина Костянтина (Кснятина) Серославича, який володів містом.
Під владою Польщі Снятин став значним торговим центром, у 1448 отримав Магдебурзьке право.
З цих місць був родом народний герой Іван Муха, який очолив у 1490-1492 роках селянське повстання на Галичині. У XVII столітті було збудовано замок, який незабаром зруйнували повстанці під час Визвольної війни.
Розвитку міста в XVII-XVIII століттях посприяли великі громади вірмен та німців. У 1861 році було збудовано міську ратушу, частина якої увійшла до комплексу нинішньої ратуші, відбудованої після пожежі у 1909 році. Також збереглися три православні церкви XVIII-XIX віків та католицький костел із дзвіницею.
У центрі міста багато цікавих особняків ХІХ-ХХ століть. В одному з них у 1912-1927 роках жив видатний український письменник Марко Черемшина (працює музей).
Біля ратуші встановлено велику інтерактивну карту міста, міські пам'ятки оснащені інформаційними табличками.
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Tourist attractions and museums of Sniatyn
Ascension of Lord Church
Temple , Architecture
The wooden Church of the Ascension of the Lord in Sniatyn was built in 1838 (according to other data, in 1784).
The iconostasis of 1894 has been preserved.
Natalya Kobrynska, a well-known writer and activist of the gender movement, was the wife of the abbot of the temple Teofil Kobrynskyi.
The parish of the Holy Ascension Church belongs to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.
Kobrynskykh Street, 13
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Liberation Struggles Museum named after Vasyl Andrusiak
Museum / gallery
The Sniatyn Liberation Struggles Museum is named after OUN-UPA Colonel Vasyl Andrusiak (Gregit-Rizun), who was born in Snyatin in 1915. Even in his youth, he became the founder of the OUN branch in the Sniatyn gymnasium, and in 1941 he headed the district leadership of the OUN in Sniatyn.
The Andrusiak Museum was founded in 1995. It is located on the second floor of the Sniatyn town hall.
The museum exposition highlights the theme of the national liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people of the 20th century and the state-building processes on the territory of the Pokuttia region. In particular, here you can find out about the activities of the public association "Sich", about the events of the First World War and the participation of the inhabitants of the region in the ranks of the USSR and UGA, about the social life of the inhabitants of the region during the Polish, Bolshevik and German occupations, about the armed struggle of the OUN-UPA with the German and Russian invaders.
A separate exhibition is devoted to the life and exploits of OUN-UPA colonel Vasyl Andrusiak (pseudonyms "Gregit", "Rizun", "Rizbyar", etc.), who was originally from Sniatyn.
Tarasa Shevchenko Street, 70
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Marko Cheremshyna Literary and Memorial Museum
Museum / gallery , Architecture
The Sniatyn Literary and Memorial Museum of Marko Cheremshyna was opened in 1949 in the house where the writer lived in 1912-1927.
He bought this classicist villa from Sniatyn lawyer Solomon Markuszon. The exposition includes about 4,000 objects.
The writer's personal belongings and books, his photographs, articles and lifetime editions of his works, as well as a personal library, are stored in eight exhibition rooms.
The interior of the writer's office, where he worked and received visitors, has been preserved – a wardrobe, a table, writing utensils, a kerosene lamp. In the living room there is the most rare exhibit – an old Viennese grand piano, which was played by the writer's wife Nataliya Semanyuk.
Since 1999, the creative club named after Marko Cheremshyna has been operating at the museum.
Tarasa Shevchenko Street, 101
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Miracle of Saint Archangel Michael Church
Temple , Architecture
The Greek-Catholic Church of the Miracle of Saint Archangel Michael was built in the center of Sniatyn in 1880-1886 on the initiative of the local priest Teofil Kobrynskyi, the husband of the famous writer and activist of the gender movement Nataliya Kobrynska.
Kardynala Yosypa Slipoho Street, 2A
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Mother of God of Holy Scapular Church
Temple , Architecture
The Church of the Mother of God of the Holy Scapular was built in 1721.
The Roman Catholic parish in Sniatyn was founded in the 15th-16th centuries. Initially, the temple was wooden, rebuilt several times. In its current form, it was rebuilt and consecrated in 1857.
Restoration was carried out in 1928-1935.
In 1946, the church was closed by the Soviet authorities, and the monks left for Poland, taking with them the icon of the Mother of God of the saint. Scapulary.
Since 1993, the church has been operating again.
Kosnyatyna Street, 98
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