The museum is located in the Town Hall building; its exposition consists of more than 120 thousand exhibits.
The museum is located in the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Its exposition represents the treasury of sacral art of the Pre-Carpathian region.
Thanks to the museum everyone has the opportunity to get acquainted with the culture, history and customs of the local population.
Roman Kumlik Museum is located in the very center of the village in a small two-storey private house. The exposition of the museum has gathered the richest collection of objects related to the life and culture of the Hutsuls.
The museum collection is housed in three rooms and presents an exhibition of art objects, folk life and paintings by local artists.
The building of the Museum of Folk Art was erected by architects L. Bekker and N. Krichkovsky.
In the funds of the museum there are more than 12000 eggs painted by folk artisans of all historical regions of Ukraine, as well as many countries of the world.
One of the most interesting collections of local treasures is the museum "Ukrainian antiquities".
Frank's house-museum has the status of a literary-memorial museum. It is a wooden hut, a reconstructed house of Vasil Yakibyuk.
In 2000, on the outskirts of Yaremche, on the territory of the former village of Dory, above the Kamenka River, against the background of a luxuriant beech and spruce forest, the wooden Peter and Paul Church, now known as the Museum of Andrei Sheptytsky, was built.
In the Museum of Folk Art are presented products of ceramics, wood, metal and leather, Hutsul clothing and embroidery, things both household and exclusively artistic.