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Vul. Tarasa Bobanycha "Khammera", 1 – House of Prayer of the Seventh Day Adventists (former Capuchin order church)
The Capuchin monastery and church were built in 1708-1730. The church got its present-day appearance after reconstructions carried out in the 19^th and 20^th centuries. According to the resolution of the Council of Ministers of the Ukrainian SSR number 442 dated 6 September 1979, the church and monastery were entered into the Register of architecture and urban planning monuments of national significance under protection number 1329. Now the assembly building is occupied by the Russian Cultural Center while the church premises are adapted for a prayer house of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church (architect Mykola Rybenchuk).
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Vul. Tarasa Bobanycha "Khammera", 3 – Orthodox St. George Church
The Russian Orthodox Church of St. George was built on a slope of a mound situated between the lower part of the old Lychakivsky district and the base of Castle Hill. The church is located far back in the plot and surrounded by a fence. The administrative eparchy building stands to the east of the church. The church’s construction dates to 1897-1901, by the architects G. Sachs and W. Rawski. The church is a witness to the influences of the late nineteenth century Revival architecture movement focusing on Byzantine-Volossia features which was popular in the region of Bukovyna at that time.

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Vul. Tarasa Bobanycha "Khammera", 1 – House of Prayer of the Seventh Day Adventists (former Capuchin order church)
Vul. Tarasa Bobanycha "Khammera", 3 – Orthodox St. George Church