Churches, cathedrals, monasteries
Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
An architectural monument of local significance
Construction of the stone church on the site of three previous Catholic shrines began in 1858 under the patronage of Prince Casimir Sangushko. However, due to mistakes in the choice of site for construction, as well as the policy of the Russian authorities, which did not encourage the construction of Catholic shrines, the construction of the church was completed only in 1899. It was built in the Gothic style with the sponsorship of Roman Damian Sangushko, designed by architect K. Wojciechowski.
Having survived, although in a somewhat damaged state, the two world wars of the twentieth century before the “bloody councils” the Catholic shrine of Rivne did not resist – in the early 1950s it was finally closed, looted property, central facade towers and unique interior decoration (stained glass, frescoes, crypts , body) destroyed, giving the building itself for the needs of the cinema. During the closing of the church, the spiers with crosses and the upper tier of the corner towers were dismantled, as a result of which the church ceased to be the tallest building in the city.
In 1987, the unique acoustics of the Church of St. Anthony secured it the fate of the chamber and organ music hall as which it exists today.
Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
Dubno Fort Outpost (1890)
Holy Transfiguration Church of the late XVI century. – early XVII century
Contract House of the XIX century
St. Elijah’s Cathedral of 1908
John Nepomuk’s Cathedral (1830)
Carmelite church and monastery of the 17th – 18th centuries
St. Nicholas Cathedral of the seventeenth century
St. George’s Church of the XVII – XVIII centuries
Synagogue of the 16th – 18th centuries
Lutsk gate of the 16th – 17th centuries
Dubno Castle of XV – XVIII centuries