Attractions of Ivano-Frankivsk region

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.

The Mariiampil castle on the high left bank of the Dniester was built in 1691 by the famous Polish commander, the great crown hetman Stanisłav Yablonovsky.

In the 12th-15th centuries, there was an ancient Rus settlement of Chortopil on this place, and later - a wooden castle of Bozhiy Vydok. Yablonovsky Castle was named Mariiampil in honor of the icon of the Virgin Mary "the Victorious", who accompanied the hetman in all his military campaigns. The fortress had four defensive towers, two entrance gates, a residential building and garrison barracks, a siege well.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, part of the defensive structures were dismantled for the construction of a new palace, which has survived to this day (now a hospital). A 600-year-old oak tree grows in front of the palace, and an ancient park is located behind the house.

There is a healing spring at the foot of Castle Hill (Zamkova Hora).

The center of Ukrainian formality, youth movement, venue for festivals, children's and youth sports and patriotic camps, "Unizh" forge (Kuznya) was founded in 2008 on the picturesque bank of the Dniester by public figure and entrepreneur Vladyslav Kyrychenko (GO "Reformation").

A modern center for patriotic, cultural and intellectual education of young people is being created on the ruins of the farm buildings of the former collective farm. Music festivals, discussion clubs, creative workshops, children's camps take place on the territory of "Forge" in Unizh.

The complex is created by the hands of enthusiasts and volunteers.

The Zhenetskyi Huk Waterfall is located on the Zhenets River near Mykulychyn at an altitude of 900 meters.

It was formed in the post-war years as a result of a flood. Water falls freely from a height of about 15 meters.

Local residents call the waterfall Huk because of the loud roar it makes.

The plant life around the Zhenetskyi Huk Waterfall is extremely diverse.