Attractions of Yarmolyntsi

The Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Yarmolyntsi was founded in 1792. A year later, construction began at the expense of the Orlovsky Counts, which lasted until 1862.

In Soviet times, the premises of the Peter and Paul Church were used as a cultural center, which is still visible from the outside, even after the return of the church to the Catholic community.

The Holy Trinity Church in Yarmolyntsi was founded in 1761 at the expense of Pavlo Starzhynskyi as a Catholic church of the Bernardine monastery.

In 1832, the monastery and the church were closed, the premises were transferred to the Orthodox Church. The reconstruction of the Trinity Church was completed in 1835, and a new bell tower was built in 1891. The cells of the Bernardine monastery have also been preserved.

Today it is the Saint Peter and Paul Church of the UOC of the Moscow Patriarchate.

The Yarmolyntsi Historical Museum is located in the premises of the monastery of the Bernardine Order, the construction of which was begun in 1761 by General Pavlo Starzhynsky.

The museum's exposition includes a model of the castle, which was built in 1445 by Oleksandr Khodok, archival documents, unique photographs, archaeological finds, ancient household items, works of masters of decorative and applied arts, which tell about the history of the region and its inhabitants.

In 2024, the Yarmolyntsi Historical Museum was replenished with a new exposition, which was created from the personal belongings of the native of Yarmolyntsi, the deceased Hero of the Russian-Ukrainian War Taras Chvartatsky.