It is the birthplace of Nastia Lisovska, known as Hurrem Sultan or Roksolana, wife of Suleiman II the Magnificent. It is a charming Halychian town with magnificent monuments of sacred art. The wooden Church of the Holy Spirit (1598) is one of the perfect examples of Halychian wooden folk architecture, one of the most valuable sacred buildings in the world listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. Nowadays, it houses the exposition of the Museum of local lore, the highlight of which is unique in beauty the only one in Halychyna five-tiered Renaissance iconostasis (1650).
The Church of St. Nicholas (XV century) built in Gothic-Renaissance style, and the Gothic-Baroque Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (XIV century) are also worth seeing.