Attractions of Kalush district

The kryivka (hideout) of UPA fighters was restored in 2018 in Playek tract near the village of Hrynkiv.

In 1947, there was an underground bunker at this place, which was used by the propaganda department of the Regional Leadership of the OUN of the Carpathian Territory. On November 5, 1947, ten rebels led by Geletiy Leon "Tysa" fought here with a large squad of NKVD punishers. Almost all of them died.

Local activists found the site of the battle in the forest and rebuilt the kryivka according to the preserved drawings.

The room-museum of Volodymyr Ivasyuk was opened in 2000 in the premises of the Broshniv-Osada children's art school, which since 2002 also bears the name of the Hero of Ukraine Volodymyr Ivasyuk.

Among the exhibits are a large collection of photographs, handwritten collections of poems and songs by the author, memories of his father and sister about the outstanding composer, as well as memories of his contemporaries – Nazariy Yaremchuk, Vasyl Zinkevych, Lyudmyla Pakhmutova, Rostyslav Bratun, Roman Kudlyk.

A bas-relief of Ivasyuk is installed on the facade of the art school.

The Vyhoda Narrow Gauge Heritage Center is housed in an ancient building built in 1855, where Baron Leopold Popper fon Podhrahi, the founder of the Vyhoda Narrow Gauge Railway, lived.

After the reconstruction, the building was transformed into a modern interpretive visitor center of the "Carpathian Tram", the terminus of which is located nearby.

The interactive exposition tells about the local nature and forest ecosystem of the Carpathians, the history of the development of the woodworking industry, the emergence of the Vyhoda narrow gauge railway, ethnography, folk crafts, etc.

In the center, you can rent equipment for active tourism, buy guidebooks, maps, and souvenirs.