The city of Stryi is a large transit regional center on the route M-06 ("E-50") Kyiv - Chop, between Lviv and Uzhhorod.
Stryi has been known since the 14th century, developed intensively due to its location at the crossroads of important trade routes.
In 1431, the city received Magdeburg law. There was a large defensive castle here (dismantled during the Austrian period). The main attraction is the church-sanctuary of the Nativity of the Mother of God (XIV-XIX centuries). In the central part, the building of the 19th century has been preserved.
Stepan Bandera, a prominent Ukrainian political figure and leader of the OUN, spent his childhood here (a monument has been erected, a museum has been opened). The fates of many other fighters for Ukrainian independenc ...
The city of Stryi is a large transit regional center on the route M-06 ("E-50") Kyiv - Chop, between Lviv and Uzhhorod.
Stryi has been known since the 14th century, developed intensively due to its location at the crossroads of important trade routes.
In 1431, the city received Magdeburg law. There was a large defensive castle here (dismantled during the Austrian period). The main attraction is the church-sanctuary of the Nativity of the Mother of God (XIV-XIX centuries). In the central part, the building of the 19th century has been preserved.
Stepan Bandera, a prominent Ukrainian political figure and leader of the OUN, spent his childhood here (a monument has been erected, a museum has been opened). The fates of many other fighters for Ukrainian independence are connected with the city. For this reason, Stryi is sometimes called "the capital of Ukrainian nationalism." The memory of the victims of Soviet repression is protected by the memorial "Fighters for the Freedom of Ukraine", opened in 2005 on the territory of the prison where political prisoners were held.
Місто Стрий - великий транзитний райцентр на трасі М-06 ( "Е-50") Київ - Чоп, між Львовом і Ужгородом.
Стрий відомий з XIV століття, інтенсивно розвивався завдяки розташуванню на перехресті важливих торговельних шляхів.
В 1431 році місто отримало Магдебурзьке право. Тут був великий оборонний замок (розібраний в австрійський період). Головна визначна пам'ятка - костел-санктуарій Різдва Матері Божої (XIV-XIX столітть). У центральній частині збереглася забудова XIX століття.
Тут провів дитинство видатний український політичний діяч, лідер ОУН Степан Бандера (встановлений пам'ятник, відкрито музей). З містом пов'язані долі багатьох інших борців за українську незалежність. З цієї причини Стрий іноді називають "столицею українського націоналізму&qu ...
Місто Стрий - великий транзитний райцентр на трасі М-06 ( "Е-50") Київ - Чоп, між Львовом і Ужгородом.
Стрий відомий з XIV століття, інтенсивно розвивався завдяки розташуванню на перехресті важливих торговельних шляхів.
В 1431 році місто отримало Магдебурзьке право. Тут був великий оборонний замок (розібраний в австрійський період). Головна визначна пам'ятка - костел-санктуарій Різдва Матері Божої (XIV-XIX столітть). У центральній частині збереглася забудова XIX століття.
Тут провів дитинство видатний український політичний діяч, лідер ОУН Степан Бандера (встановлений пам'ятник, відкрито музей). З містом пов'язані долі багатьох інших борців за українську незалежність. З цієї причини Стрий іноді називають "столицею українського націоналізму". Пам'ять про жертви радянських репресій оберігає меморіал "Борцям за волю України", відкритий в 2005 році на території в'язниці, де утримували політв'язнів.
"Three Awakeners" Monument
Monument
The triptych monument "Awakeners" in Stryi is dedicated simultaneously to three of the most outstanding literary figures of Ukraine, whose work gave impetus to the awakening of Ukrainian national self-awareness in the people: Taras Shevchenko, Ivan Franko, and Lesya Ukrayinka.
Authors of the sculpture: Vasyl and Volodymyr Odrekhovski. The monument consists of three full-length bronze sculptures, which are placed in arch niches under a common high openwork three-sided white marble arch. The monument is crowned with a decorative eye bell, which symbolizes the call for the unification of the nation.
Artist Petro Obal Museum
Museum / gallery
The memorial museum of the artist Petro Obal in Stryi was opened in 2005 as a department of the local history museum "Verkhovyna". The basis of the collection was the collection of the artist's daughter, Vira Obal.
Part of the exhibition in the first hall is the artist's memorial working corner: a table, a bookcase, in which there are some books from the Obal family library and objects of applied art. The presented documents include a diploma and a certificate of graduation from the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts, a certificate of secondary education, a certificate of a gymnasium professor, photographs, early drawings of the artist.
In the second hall, works from the time of imprisonment and the stria period of Obal's work (1950–1980) are exhibited. Letters to Oha's wife, written from prisons in Kazakhstan, as well as a drawing of a barrack in which the artist's workshop was located, deserve attention.
Assumption of Holy Virgin Cathedral
Temple , Architecture
The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the main Greek-Catholic church of Stryi.
The history of the shrine originates from the church of the Franciscan monastery, known since 1608. In 1785, the Austrian authorities liquidated the Catholic monastery and handed over the religious building to the Ukrainian community.
The wooden Assumption Church was the oldest in Stryi, but due to its poor condition, it was dismantled and a new church was built on this site. The relics of Blessed Petro Verhun are kept here. The main shrine is the miraculous Lesko icon of the Mother of God.
Bandera family Memorial Museum-Manor
Museum / gallery
The memorial museum-manor of the family of the outstanding Ukrainian politician, leader of the OUN, Stepan Bandera, was opened in Stryi for the 101st anniversary of his birth. It is part of the Stryi Local Lore Museum "Verkhovyna".
The exhibition, which is mostly devoted to the school years of young Stepan, is located in the house of his grandfather Mykhaylo Bandera, where he lived while studying from 1919 to 1927 at the Stryi Gymnasium.
Also, the exposition of the house-museum tells about all the members of the large Bandera family, each of whom in one way or another participated in the struggle for Ukrainian independence. Documents, photographs, personal belongings are presented.
A square named after Stepan Bandera has been opened in front of the house.
District Court (City Council)
Architecture
The current building of the Stryi City Council was built at the end of 1886 by the Austrian authorities as a district court complex with a prison. Under Polish rule, the building retained its profile, and during Soviet times it housed the city council.
In 1990, still under Soviet power, the national yellow-blue flag was raised on the flagpole above the city council for the first time in Ukraine.
A memorial to the victims of repression was opened on the territory of the former prison
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