The Church of St. Francis Borgia is made of wood, in neo-Gothic style.
The Tempel Synagogue would have been an ornament of Turki, but the XX century became "black" not only for this architectural structure.
The name of the temple was given in honor of Archangel Michael, so in the register of state "monuments of Ukraine" it passes as the Church of St. Michael or St. Michael's Church.
At the beginning of the XX century Assumption Church underwent a global reconstruction, which was led by Stanislav Maersky. The result was a building that combined Gothic, Baroque and Neo-Gothic features.
Rozlutska church is an example of a typical wooden shrine of the Boykovo type.
The panorama of Turki, which is clearly visible from here, is really mesmerizing.
Since the church stands on a mountain, in good weather it is nice to sit here looking at the surrounding scenery.
The church of St. Nicholas has three distinctive features that distinguish it from other wooden churches in the district center.
In 2013, the Church of the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary was inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the unique Ukrainian wooden churches of the Carpathian region.