Attractions of Broshniv-Osada

The OUN-UPA History Museum was opened in 1995 in the premises of the Broshniv-Osada Lyceum. More than 500 exhibits were collected for the museum exhibition by the students and teachers of the lyceum with the participation of veterans of national liberation struggles.

The exposition tells about the history of Broshniv, the activities of the OUN and UPA in this region, the tragic fate of the rebels in exile. Among the original exhibits: a collection of ideological materials of the UPA, the annals "Red viburnum", the insurgent leaflet "What the UPA stands for", embroidery "Prison souvenir of 1946".

A model of the kryivka (hideout) in which the insurgents hid was presented.

The Museum of Ukrainians Deportations in the 20th Century was founded in 2019 in the urban-type village of Broshniv-Osada. It is located in the oldest preserved building of the town, built in 1927 for the administration of the forestry enterprise of Yozef Hlezinher.

An exposition is currently being formed, which will tell about the life of people during their stay in the Broshniv-Osada detention center. A special exhibit is a four-axle wooden carriage of a freight train in which the Soviet authorities transported people to Siberia.

The museum is preparing for opening.

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.