Rohy

The ruins of the building of the Chumak Korchma (Tavern) in Rohy are a unique architectural structure of this type, the plan structure of which dates back to the traditions of folk dwellings of the "house of two halves" type.

The owner's residence was located in the left half of the building, the right was intended for visitors. It has a vaulted cellar and an underground passage, access to them is difficult.

The inn was built in the 18th century on the Chumak road leading from Kyiv to the south of Ukraine. The building is made of red brick with interspersed stone.

Currently in a dilapidated state.

The Church of John the Theologian in Rohy was built at the end of the 19th century on the site of an old church.

The wooden church of John Chrysostom was founded in 1765 as a Greek Catholic church. It was handed over to the Orthodox Church in 1768. A new brick temple was built on the site of the dismantled wooden one.

Since 2005, a women's monastery in honor of the icon of the Mother of God "Abbess of Mount Athos" has been operating at the Church of John the Theologian in Rohy.

The house-museum of rural life was created in Rohy by enthusiast Serhiy Doroshenko with the support of the Rohy village council.

Old things, furniture, clothes, dishes were collected all over the village. Everything is carefully selected and successfully placed in a specially selected old house, which reproduces the pre-revolutionary life of the peasants.

Serhiy Doroshenko also created a miniature botanical garden "Ukrainian Eden", which contains a unique collection of flowers, herbs, tropical trees and fruit bushes - about a thousand varieties of various plants.

During a tour of the botanical garden, you can listen to a story about plants, taste herbal concoctions and flower desserts, and taste homemade wine in the wine cellar.