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Свято-Успенська церква, Татарбунари
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Holy Assumption Church

Temple , Architecture

The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was built in Tatarbunary in 1877 on the site of a small wooden church founded in 1814.

The one-seat Holy Assumption Church has the shape of a cross. This is one of the few churches in Bessarabiya that was never closed even during the height of Soviet atheism.

Map pin icon Heroyiv Ukrayiny Street, 6 Tatarbunary

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Свято-Покровська церква, Старокозаче
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Holy Intercession Church

Temple , Architecture

The Holy Intercession Church is a business card of the village of Starokozache.

The beautiful red brick building in the center of the village was laid in 1908, but construction was delayed, interrupted first by the First World War, then by the Bolshevik coup and the establishment of Soviet power. Work resumed only in 1929 during the Romanian occupation, and was completely completed in 1937.

The Church of the Intercession is built according to the type of cathedral in the shape of a cross. The bell tower was originally much higher, but after the church was closed by the Soviet authorities in 1962, it was destroyed.

Restoration began in 1989. In particular, the original paintings have been restored.

Map pin icon Soborna Street, 1 Starokozache

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Лютеранська кірха, Сарата
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Lutheran Church

Temple , Architecture

The Lutheran church in Sarata was built and opened in 1840 by German colonists who settled here in 1822. An organ was installed in the church.

After the Soviet authorities evicted the Germans from Bessarabia, the church was closed, the building was used for other purposes - it housed an officers' house, then a house of culture.

Only in 1995, thanks to donations from Germany, the Lutheran church was reconstructed and consecrated again.

Map pin icon Kristiana Vernera Street, 115A Sarata

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Музей української культури "Козацька Бессарабія", Михайлівка
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Museum of Ukrainian Culture "Cossack Bessarabia"

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The Museum of Ukrainian Culture "Cossack Bessarabia" opened in the village of Mykhailivka in early 2023 in one room of the village's House of Culture. Within a year, due to a lack of space to accommodate the museum's exhibits, it was necessary to look for a more spacious room.

On November 29, 2024, to mark the 200th anniversary of the village's founding, the renovated museum was opened in a separate room of the former children's library. The museum was named "Cossack Bessarabia" in honor of the Cossacks who founded the village.

The idea to create the museum belongs to former history teacher Valentyna Kozyarchuk, who dreamed of opening a museum. Although she failed to realize this idea, her many years of research into the history of the village were embodied in the book "Mykhailivka". After her death, museum enthusiast Nadiya Sporysh, who had been collecting exhibits for the museum for a long time, decided to make this dream come true.

In the museum "Cossack Bessarabia" you can see a lot of interesting things related to the life and traditions of the Mykhailivka people for many years. The exhibits for the museum were collected in various ways. Among the most valuable: a 100-year-old plow, a large homespun carpet from the 1940s, a blacksmith's plowshare, a collection of embroidered towels, Ukrainian scarves, embroidered paintings, old documents and much more.

The most impressive is the embroidered painting "Ukrainian woman", which was created by women in labor in the local maternity hospital for 20 years.

Map pin icon Myru Street, 94 Mykhailivka

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Олександрівські казарми, Білгород-Дністровський
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Oleksandrivsky Barracks

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The Oleksandrivsky barracks were built in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi in 1828-1838 by order of the Russian Emperor Oleksandr I in order to strengthen the border of the empire in Bessarabia.

The complex occupies an area of ​​2.6 hectares on the high bank of the Dniester estuary. It consists of officers' buildings and soldiers' barracks in an oriental style.

For a long time, the Oleksandrivsky barracks were used for their intended purpose - they housed a military unit. In 2001, the complex was transferred to the communal ownership of the city and since then it has been gradually falling into disrepair. The main building was destroyed by fire.

Map pin icon Shabska Street, 51V Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi

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Педагогічний коледж (Чоловіча гімназія), Білгород-Дністровський
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Pedagogical College (Men's Gymnasium)

Architecture

The old building of the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Pedagogical Vocational College was built in 1900 for a male gymnasium.

An architectural monument of local importance.

There is a large square in front of the choir, where local residents like to relax.

Map pin icon Muzeyna Street, 15 Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi

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Свято-Георгіївська церква (Болгарська), Білгород-Дністровський
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Saint George's Church (Bulgarian)

Temple , Architecture

Saint George's Church was built in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi in 1840 according to the project of the architect Zaushkevych on the order of the Bulgarian community of the city.

There was a church cemetery near the church, which was closed together with the church in 1934. Here are the graves of the family of Princes Volkonsky, who made large donations for the upkeep of the church.

Today the Saint George's Church is active.

Map pin icon Kyshynivska Street, 77А Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi

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Свято-Миколаївська церква, Кулевча
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Saint Nicholas Church

Temple , Architecture

Saint Nicholas Church in Kulevcha was founded at the end of the 19th century by Bulgarian immigrants.

In recent years, the temple has become an object of mass pilgrimage thanks to several miraculous icons. The Kazan icon of the Mother of God is called the "Kulevcha miracle". On Easter, it is decorated with fresh lilies, which, after drying, soon sprout again and bloom on the Trinity, framing the image of the Mother of God.

In addition, there are 4 myrrh-flowing icons in the Saint Nicholas Church: the Iver icon of the Mother of God, the Kasperiv icon of the Mother of God, the Calvary Cross, the icon of Faith, Hope, Love and their mother Sophia.

Map pin icon Svyato-Mykolayivska Street, 3B Kulevcha

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Свято-Миколаївська церква, Шабо
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Saint Nicholas Church

Temple , Architecture

Saint Nicholas Church was built in the village of Shabo, probably in 1805 - this is the date indicated on the plaque at the entrance.

The church is two-domed, cruciform in plan. Its architecture is similar to the Old Believer churches of Besarabiya.

The Saint Nicholas Church houses the miraculous icon "The Flagellation of the Lord Jesus Christ" and the miraculous myrrh-flowing "Image of the Mother of God the Prompt Obedient".

Next to the church is the healing spring of Saint Nicholas.

The Saint Nicholas Church is active. It is an architectural monument of local importance.

Map pin icon Tsentralna Street, 29 Shabo

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Свято-Миколаївська церква, Білгород-Дністровський
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Saint Nicholas Church

Temple , Architecture

Saint Nicholas Church in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi was built in 1867 at the expense of local resident Herasym Ovchynnikov. Since its construction, the temple has not undergone any changes.

The architectural decor is not rich, the character is local, traditional. Modern painting on the facades and in the interior.

Next to the Saint Nicholas Church was the Oleksandr-Mariyinsky Heart Disease Asylum with a hospital, opened in 1868 by Lieutenant General Ivan Hanhardt (commanding chief of the Danube Cossack Army).

Map pin icon Izmayilska Street, 77 Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi

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Саратський історико-краєзнавчий музей, Сарата
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Sarata Historical and Local Lore Museum

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The Sarata Historical and Local History Museum dates back to the 1922 exhibition of ancient artifacts dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Sarata colony. In the same year, the first public museum opened its doors, which existed at the expense of voluntary contributions from the founding members of the museum association. For eight years, the museum was located in the house of the chairman of the Vahner Museum Association, and since 1930 - in the famous Verner School. In 1940 of the last century, the German population was forced to leave their homes and leave for Europe, taking with them part of the exhibits.

Only in 1955, on the initiative of the then director of the Sarata comprehensive school, a museum room was organized. In 1969, a historical and local history museum was opened, which was located at the district department of culture.

The current Sarata Historical and Local Lore Museum was opened in 1990. The museum's exhibition area is 130 square meters. The museum exposition is divided into six sections, each of which shows the life of the village in different years: "Traces of the Great Cultures of Bessarabia. Socio-Economic Development in the 19th Century", "Foundation of Sarata. Its Development from 1822 to 1940", "Romanian Period (1918-1940)", "World War II (1939-1945)", "Post-war Period", "Modern Period".

Dishes, clothing, household items, tools, furniture, towels - each exhibit has a separate long-standing history. There are a lot of documents and photographs that clearly tell about the life of the village in the 20th century.

A new separate section is dedicated to the events of the Revolution of Dignity and the Russian-Ukrainian War.

Map pin icon Soborna Street, 10A Sarata

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Скіфська могила, Білгород-Дністровський
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Scythian Grave

Archaeological site

A stone tomb from Scythian times is called a Scythian Grave in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi. The crypt was discovered in 1895.

It was a two-chamber structure on the rock, it was made of large (up to 3 meters long, up to 0.6-0.7 meters thick) limestone slabs. Plundered in ancient times. Inside there is an ornament in the form of a wood pattern. There is an assumption that an underground passage from the Akkerman Fortress was laid to the Scythian grave.

The ancient monument is located in the industrial zone near the seaport and the meat processing plant - access is difficult, but not prohibited.

Map pin icon Shabska Street, 77 Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi

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Смарт-село музей Семисотка
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Semysotka Smart Village Museum

Museum / gallery , Ethnographic complex , Gastrotourism

The Semysotka Smart Village Museum is a "living" Bessarabian village that combines the features of an open-air museum, an eco-settlement with permanent residents, and a rural green tourism complex. Since 2011, a smart village has been created in the middle of the Tarutynskyi steppe in northern Bessarabia on the basis of the Semysotka village, which by that time had almost disappeared.

Old rural estates have been renovated while preserving their national color and identity, decorated with patterns, painted with paintings on household themes. All houses are equipped with solar panels and have independent water supply. People live in some estates permanently, others can be rented.

Along the paved central road, you can see an exhibition of wells of various designs in the open air. The ethnographic exhibition presents objects of folk crafts, tools, antique furniture, blankets, dishes and much more. In one of the courtyards, a vine grows, which is already over 150 years old. A museum of famous people of the Budzhak steppes is being prepared for opening.

Visitors are treated to placindas - Bessarabian pies made of puff pastry with a filling of feta cheese.

The Semisotka Smart Village Museum is part of the Center for Ethnographic, Rural Green Tourism and Family Recreation "Frumushika-Nova", located 2 kilometers south of the village.

Map pin icon Stepova Street Semysotka

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Шабівський краєзнавчий музей, Шабо
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Shabo Local Lore Museum

Museum / gallery

The municipal institution "Shabo Local Lore Museum" of the Shabo Village Council is located in the center of the village in the same building as the Center for Administrative Services.

The museum exposition is located in several halls and reflects the history of the village from its foundation to the present day. Decorative and utilitarian exhibits, tools of labor, works of art, etc. give an idea of ​​the cultural traditions of the inhabitants of southern Ukraine.

Recently, the museum opened a "Safety Class" for children.

Map pin icon Tsentralna Street, 63 Shabo

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Татарбунарський історико-краєзнавчий музей, Татарбунари
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Tatarbunary History and Local Lore Museum

Museum / gallery

The Tatarbunary Museum of History and Local Lore was established in 1949 as a museum of the Tatarbunary Uprising, an armed peasant uprising in Tatarbunary organized by the Bolsheviks in 1924 against Romanian rule.

Today the museum has 8 halls and an art gallery. The history of the settlement of the region by numerous peoples is presented, starting with the Cimmerians, Scythians, Polovtsians, Tatars, Turks and ending with the Transdanubian Cossacks.

The main themes of the exposition: ethnography, Tatarbunary uprising, the period of the Second World War, the epoch of collective farms, sports glory of Tatarbunary region, creativity of Tatarbunary artists and poets (in particular works of Odessa artist Viktor Sharapenko).

The museum is located on the second floor of the Palace of Sports.

Map pin icon Himnazychna Street, 1 Tatarbunary

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