Vasyl Stefanyk Museum, Rusiv
The homestead Vasyl Stefanyk built in 1910 and a literary exhibition in his native village.
The museum opened on 18 May 1941 in the four-room house that Vasyl Stefanyk built in 1910 and lived in for 26 years. Its first director was the writer's middle son Kyrylo Stefanyk. The memorial rooms preserve personal belongings, books with dedications, documents and the study with its writing desk. The literary section opened in 1991, for the writer's 120th anniversary, in the former village school where he studied; it displays manuscripts and lifetime editions. In the village cemetery is Stefanyk's grave, in front of the school his monument.
The village of Rusiv, 20 Stefanyka Street (homestead) and 10 Myhalia Street (literary section); from the Sniatyn–Horodenka road follow the sign ~1.5 km. Tue–Sun 10:00–17:00, closed Monday; tel. 098 972 3176 (museum website).