Horodok

Horodok Museum of Local Lore, founded in 1969, after a complete reconstruction in 2016-2021, became a modern cultural and educational hub and was named Horodok Museum or G-Museum.

On the first floor there is a branch of the Museum of Internal Affairs, on the second - an exposition on the history of Horodochchyna, on the third - a large hall for exhibitions of contemporary artists, on the fourth - a laboratory and a hall with a panorama of the city.

The concept of the museum exposition is based on the figure of the famous scientist-microbiologist, author of fundamental discoveries in natural science of the late XIX - early XX centuries Serhiy Vynohradsky, who was the last landowner of Horodok. Reconstruction of the interior of the study of a scientist and a modern scientific laboratory is presented.

Also in the exhibition you can see the diorama "Sarmatian Sea", learn about the geology and nature of Podolian Tovtry, see a collection of unique objects of Trypillya culture, trace the development of Horodok from XIV to XX century in historical materials, documents, photographs.

Part of the exhibition is an audiovisual installation.

The Church of Saint Stanislav was built in 1989 on the site of the cemetery chapel - the only church preserved in Horodok during the Soviet regime.

The first wooden church in the city was founded back in 1496, and the previous church of Saint Stanislav, built in 1779 by Yan Zamoyskyi, was located in the center of the city.

The present church was built by the efforts of father Vladyslav Vanahs. The church of the Polish Army in Warsaw was taken as a sample.

In 2023, the sanctuary of Saint Anthony of Padua was established in the church of Saint Stanislav, which houses the miraculous icon.