The homeland of the Cossack leader Severyn Nalyvaiko has long been famous for its highly mineralized hydrogen sulphide therapeutic water, such as "Naftusia”, which is popularly called "ropa”. You can taste it as well as take with yourself. The river Zbruch surrounds the town from three sides and separates it from the village with the same name in the Khmelnytskyi region. Among the architectural and historical monuments, which you should visit, are the Church of St. Onuphrius (XVI century), the Church of St. Anthony (1610), the Bernardine monastery and the ruins of the synagogue (XVII century), built in the Gothic-Moorish style. You can learn about the glorious history of the region in the museum of local lore. Due to climate change, on the generous Podilian land now there are grape plantations, where they produce fine wine for its connoisseurs.