Memorial Museum of Vladimir Ivasyuka

Sacred places

• Synagogue Beit Biniamin Tfila

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  Синагога Бейт Тфіла Біньямін

  Built in 1923. Well preserved. Of particular value are its internal painting by a local artist. From 1959 to 1994, it was the only functioning synagogue in the city.

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• St. Nicholas Cathedral

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  Миколаївський кафедральний собор

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  content=Built in 1926-39. For the original "twisted" dome nicknamed "drunken church."

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• German House

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  Concentrated cultural activities of the German-speaking inhabitants of the city. Now although their number decreased significantly it is still active. Built in 1908-1910. Architect: G. Frich in partnership with engineer E.Müller. The house was built for the fund collected by Verein der christlichen Deutschen in der Bukowina (Union of Christian Germans in Bukovyna) representing the German community in Bukovyna.

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Sacred places

• Uniate Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Church or Russian Orthodox Church

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  Уніатська церква Успіння Пресвятої Богородиці

  The 1st stone Greek Catholic church in Austrian times was called the Russian Church (i.e., the Ruthenian - Ukrainian).

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• Armenian Church

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  Вірменська церква

  Built in 1869-75. Designed by Czech architect Glavka. Remarkable acoustic hall used since 1992 for concerts.

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• St. Nicholas Church

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  Миколаївська церква

  Bukovinian style. Built in 1607. It is one of the earliest sites of wooden architecture in Bukovina. 1996 was restored.

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