Attractions of Ruzhyn

The Church of the Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ in Ruzhyn was built by Count Kalynovsky in 1815.

According to legend, the church is connected by an underground passage to the landowner's estate.

During the Soviet rule, the shrine was closed, the dome was demolished, and the building was converted into a car repair shop.

In 2000-2008, restoration was carried out at the expense of the Zhebrivskyi family. Currently, the Church of the Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ is functioning and is under the guardianship of the Pauline Fathers.

The water mill in Ruzhyn is located on a dam across the Rostavytsya River between the center of the village and the center of the neighboring village of Zarichchya.

The mill building was built in 1926 as a power station. Later, in 1929, it was expanded as a water mill.

Until recently, the mill was in working condition, although it no longer worked on water power, but on electricity.

The manor in Ruzhyn was built in the 19th century by the landowner Chelishchev. In 1856, it was bought from the hammer by landowner Antoniy Zlotnytskyi.

The palace was characterized by contemporaries as magnificent, but now its appearance is greatly spoiled by later reconstructions.

On the territory of the Zlotnytsky manor is the board of the Ruzhyn agricultural cooperative.

According to legend, the manor house is connected to the church by an underground passage.