Attractions of Pohrebyshche

The Pohrebyshche Local Lore Museum is named after the outstanding Ukrainian folklorist, local historian and teacher Nastya Prysyazhnyuk, who was born and lived most of her life in the town of Pohrebyshche in Vinnytsia region. During her lifetime, she collected more than 6,000 folk songs, 4,600 fairy tales, 6,100 proverbs and sayings.

The institution was founded in 2007 by Nastya Prysyazhnyuk's room-museum at the local school, where she taught until 1957. Currently, the Pohrebyshche Museum of Local Lore is a communal institution of the Pohrebyshche City Council.

It has four expositions: Nastya Prysyazhnyuk's name hall (personal belongings, photographs, letters, monographs), historical and exhibition hall (thematic stands, works of art and folk crafts), ethnographic hall (folk clothes, household items, tools), burial hall - heroes of the Russian-Ukrainian war.

The city park in Pohrebyshche is all that remains of the estate of the Rzhevusky counts, who owned the city in the 18th and 19th centuries.

An obelisk commemorating the soldiers who died in Afghanistan and other hot spots has been installed in the park.