Attractions of Zaturtsi

The Church of the Holy Trinity and Saint Mary Magdalene in Zaturtsi was built in 1642-1646 at the expense of Valerian Pidhorodinskyi.

The Augustinian monastery operated near the church.

In 1832, the Russian tsarist authorities closed the monastery, and the church was handed over to the Orthodox Church. In 1933, the temple was restored after the First World War, but in 1946 it was closed again by the Soviet authorities.

In 1994, restoration was carried out, the church was consecrated again.

The memorial museum of Vyacheslav Lypynsky in Zaturtsi was opened in 2011 in the restored manor house of the ancestral estate of the Lypynsky noble family.

The house was built in 1871, and a park was built around it. In 1882, Vyacheslav Lypynsky, an outstanding Ukrainian historian and public figure, was born here. He spent his childhood and youth here.

A unique collection of personal belongings and documents of Vyacheslav Lypynsky and his family was collected thanks to his relatives living abroad.

First editions of the historian's works, various documents (matriculation certificate, track record, diploma of hetman Pavlo Skoropadsky), portraits of family members are presented. Fragments of the interiors of the building have been reproduced: "Serhiy Lypynsky's Cabinet", "Living Room", "Vyacheslav Lypynsky's Cabinet".