The wooden Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary is one of the oldest Hutsul churches that have survived to our time.
For many centuries since its foundation, the Maniava Skete has remained one of the most famous monasteries in Ukraine.
The Church of St. John the Merciful with its campanella is one of the oldest and most harmonious sacral structures - the landmarks of Yaremche.
Uzhgorod boasts one of the oldest monuments of sacral architecture in Ukraine - the Goryanskaya Rotunda
It is the first Catholic church in the city. It is rightly considered one of the most beautiful architectural buildings in Mukachevo.
The marvelous architectural ensemble is located on the main town square, completing it with another magnificent sacral building.
As a result of reconstructions, the Gothic church has acquired charming features of classicism, baroque and art nouveau, and the rumor about its miraculous 100-year-old beech log cabin attracts thousands of tourists.
The Reformed Church of St. Elizabeth of the XIII century was once not only a temple of the Lord, but also a fortification, a small citadel.
The main decoration of Ugorod is undoubtedly the Cathedral of the Exaltation of the Cross. It is interesting both historically and architecturally. It is impossible to recognize Uzhgorod without visiting this architectural monument.
One of the most beautiful temples in Transcarpathia is certainly the Church of St. George in Uzhgorod. It attracts not only believers, but also connoisseurs of historical and cultural values.
Uzhgorod has its own, no less magnificent than Moscow's, Cathedral of Christ the Savior, which has become a spiritual home not only for Orthodox Christians, but also for Greek Catholics, Transcarpathian Ruthenians, all residents and guests of Uzhgorod.
This ancient wooden church has a special positive energy.
The wooden St. Michael's Church is an ancient structure built back in 1588.
St. István's Church, made in the architurgical neo-Gothic style, will impress any connoisseur of architecture.
In one of the corners of the Ukrainian Carpathians near the Uzhok Pass is one of the priceless sights of the region - the Wooden Church of St. Michael the Archangel.
The wooden Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary was erected in the early second half of the XVIII century - in 1759-1762, as well as the bell tower standing near it.
The Upper Church of St. Nicholas is one of the oldest wooden churches in the Carpathians and Ukraine as a whole, the oldest landmark of Rakhivshchyna.
The Lower Church of St. Nicholas has one main rectangular log cabin and a smaller pentagonal one intended for the altar.
The authors of St. Michael's Church remained unknown - their names have vanished into oblivion. All that is known is that they are the same craftsmen who built the well-known church in the neighboring village of Sukhoi.
The wooden church of St. Demetrius the Great Martyr was built in the village of Bystrice in the XVII century.
One of the main decorations of Danilov, in addition to a bright history and amazing nature, is the local wooden church, built in 1779, at that time.
The Pletov church is a five log cross-shaped structure, which was built using logs from the best spruce trees that grew on the slopes of the Yablunitsky Ridge.
The Church of the Assumption is flesh and flesh of the Carpathians and is built in accordance with the best local traditions of house-building. It is built of the most common tree species in this part of the mountains - spruce and oak.
The peculiarity of the Bukovets church is that it is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, or rather her introduction into the temple, unlike the bulk of churches in the Carpathian region, glorifying St. Nicholas and his deeds.
Svyatodukhovskaya church is one of the 3 temples in the village of Guklivy. It was built in XVII century for the money of the local Lemk community. When Soviet power appeared on the lands of Transcarpathia in 1945, it was found an ideal place to open the "Museum of Atheism".
The three-brick wooden church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, erected in the XVII century (the exact years of its construction are unknown), in 1751 was one of the three temples of Izki village and, as it is believed, the oldest of them, because in that year it was already restored.
The wooden St. Michael's Church in the village Kraynikovo is the oldest such attraction in the vicinity of the town of Khust, from which the village is located at a distance of 16 km on the highway Rakhiv-Uzhgorod.
St. Nicholas Church is built of wood, but set on a massive stone foundation. It is three-domed and is the dominant structure of the historical center of the village.
The church dedicated to the beloved apostles of the Savior - Peter and Paul, was built in the tiny town in 1876.
The Church of the Great Martyr Panteleimon was built in honor of the Nicomedian healer who lived at the court of Emperor Maximian.