Attractions of Berehomet

The Berehomet Historical Museum was opened at the end of 2012.

This is one of the youngest museums in Bukovyna. The museum is located in the center of Berehomet.

The exposition of the museum is thematically divided into 3 sections and tells about the history, daily life and culture of local residents.

The museum collection includes more than 1,000 exhibits, including materials from archaeological excavations in the territory of the region, household items, historical documents and photographs from the XIX-XX centuries.

The historical and local lore museum of Bukovyna was opened in 2020 in his own house by local historian Fedir Chevyuk from Berehomet.

The exposition presents his personal collection of original historical materials that tell about the history of the Bukovyna region. In particular, about religion, education, and the daily life of the people of Bukovyna as part of different states.

Excursions are conducted by appointment.

The Vyzhnytsky National Natural Park was created in 1995 to preserve, reproduce and rationally use the natural landscapes of the Bukovyna Carpathians with unique historical and cultural complexes.

The landscape diversity of its territory is impressive: there are steep slopes, picturesque rocks, waterfalls and gorges, and fir-beech forests occupy almost the entire territory of the park (in some places they reach a height of 40 meters and 70-90 centimeters in diameter). This is one of the two places in Ukraine where a rare orchid grows - the leafless chinstrap. There are a large number of springs of mineral water: "Chereshenka", "Vyzhnytsia", "Luzhayky".

The territory of the Vyzhnytsky National Park has routes for active hiking tourism, ecological educational trails. Green tourism is developing.

The most interesting natural objects of the national park are the group of rocks "Pierced Stones" and the open-air museum "Vartovi Nedeyi" on the top of Stizhok Mountain, 782 meters above sea level, which is the hallmark of Vyzhnytskyi National Park.

The park administration operates an ecological and educational center.

The open-air museum "Guards of Nedeya" (Vartovi Nedeyi) was created in 2024 on the top of Stizhok Mountain near Berehomet on the territory of the Vyzhnytskyi National Nature Park and presents an ancient sanctuary of the Neolithic era, associated with the cult of the Sun.

Among the wild forest, visitors are faced with megalithic creatures - outcrops of powerful sandstones with cracked and speleological formations. People have long seen various sacred images in them: fish, dragon lizards, bears, Goddess Mother Earth. Solar symbols, petroglyphs, as well as one of the first solar calendars are carved on the stones of the complex.

All megaliths face the northeast, as if sentries meeting the sun on the day of the summer solstice. The rock complex was named "Vartovi Nedeyi" ("Guards of the Nedeya") because the ancient Hutsul word "nedeya" means "wild mountain peak".

Mount Malyi Stizhok, 782 meters above sea level, is the calling card of the village of Berehomet and the pearl of the Vyzhnytskyi National Nature Park. It impresses with its unique relief, original colors of forest plantations (depending on the season), lush grass on hayfields, and sources of crystal clear water.

Among the stone formations on the top of Mount Stizhok, you can also find the "Dovbush Cave" over 10 meters long.

An ecological trail "To the Guards of Nedeya" has been laid to the megalithic complex, four kilometers long, which begins at the "Karpaty" cottage complex in Myhove. You can also climb to the top of Stizhok Mountain along a marked tourist route from the bridge over the Siret River in Berehomet.