Here you will visit the 14-18th Century Museum of “Olesko Castle”. This should be a once in a lifetime experience for every Ukrainian. The fortress on the hill is one of the oldest in the Ukrainian lands (1390). Its exhibition recreates the atmosphere of cultural and artistic life of the past centuries; the castle boasts one of Europe's largest collections of wooden sculptures, including one sculpted by John George Pinsel. According to legend, the souls of the lovers, Adam Zolkiewski and the daughter of the owner of the castle Martsiana, walk the castle at night. Capuchin monastery, St. Anthony Church (1739) and the Gothic Church of the Holy Trinity (1545) are also highlights of Olesko.

Pidhirtsi Castle of Konetzpolsky with the park (1635) was once considered one of the most beautiful in Europe and is one of the best examples of a Renaissance palace with bastion fortifications. Near the castle, there are also the Church of St. Joseph (1763), a brewery dating back to the 18th century, and an ancient inn.

This city has the most exceptional number of monuments in western Ukraine. The Zolochiv castle (1634) and Chinese Palace (one of three in Europe), are decorated with unique and unusual ornamentation. Mysterious Templar stones with two wreaths, known for making your dreams come true, have always been of particular interest for tourists.