Trebukhivtsi

The Spring of Baal Shem Tov is located on the outskirts of the village of Trebuhivtsi near Medzhybizh.

According to legend, the founder of Hasidism, the Baal Shem Tov, often prayed here, after which he washed his hands in the spring. A Jewish mikvah (bath) is arranged above the spring.

The Church of Saint John the Theologian in Trebukhivtsi near Medzhibizh was built in 1812-1818 on the site of an older wooden church.

The church is cruciform in plan with a separate belfry, made in the style of classicism.

It was closed during Soviet rule. It currently belongs to the UOC of the Moscow Patriarchate.

A stone column erected during the stay of the Turkish garrison in Medzhibizh (1672-1699) is called a "Turkish Pillar" in the village of Trebukhivtsi.

It is an obelisk pillar, square in plan, gradually narrowing upwards, with a three-slope end. It is located southwest of the Medzhibizh castle, on the opposite bank of the Pivdenniy Buh, near the bridge. At first it stood over the grave of a Turkish military commander, later it served as a chapel.

Another column-chapel is located in the upper part of the Old Town, near the Saint Nicolas Church (turn left after the church).