Church of the Cathedral of the Most Holy Virgin

Pomoryany church of the Cathedral of the Mother of God was built in 1690 - wooden, three-part, three-story, originally with an open gallery and an emporium above the nave, where a small church with a throne was located. The central log cabin is crowned with a large helmet bath, which grows out of a light octagonal drum. The altar and nave are crowned by false bulbous baths that grow directly from the roofs, which is a unique feature in church construction. Galician churches of this type were widespread in the 17th-18th centuries, on the broad outskirts of Zolochiv. A feature of the church is the windows in the northern and southern walls of the nave, each of which is composed of five round windows in the shape of a cross. The nave and nave are girdled with a porch on the outlets, the altar with a girdle on simple pillars; the walls are sheathed with shingles and tightened with foxes. In the interior, the walls were painted (fragments of achromatic wall paintings have been preserved), the iconostasis of the 18th century. In need of restoration, attention is drawn to the altar and side altars of the 18th-19th centuries.