Church of the Annunciation, Kolomyia
The oldest building in Kolomyia — a wooden church of 1709 in an old cemetery.
A wooden cruciform church of five parts under a single dome: the central frame carries an octagonal top, the side arms have pitched roofs, and the whole building is ringed by a wide skirt roof on carved brackets. The first church here is recorded in 1587; the present building dates to 1709 and was extended in 1845. It is a monument of architecture of national significance and the oldest surviving building in town.
A working church in an old cemetery on the edge of the centre. No service times are published in open sources.