Architecture and museums

The Khust region has unique ancient wooden churches made without a single nail, as a sign of the skill of folk architects and craftsmen. The most famous and noteworthy are: the 17th-century Church of St Nicholas the Wonderworker in the village of Sokyrnytsia; the 15th-century Church of St Parasko (rebuilt in 1753) in the village of Oleksandrivka; and St Nicholas Church in the village of Danylovo, built in 1779. An oak grove has been growing near the wooden church in the village of Kraynikovo since ancient times, with trees 200 to 300 years old. Some churches have preserved ancient icons and books;

Unique wooden churches: XVII-XVIII centuries, Ivashkovytsia, Lokot, Deshkovytsia villages;

Monasteries: an Orthodox monastery in Pryborzhavske, a Greek Catholic monastery in Imstychovo, and monasteries in the villages of Osiy, Kushnytsia, and Siltse;

An operating water mill in the village of Pryborzhavske;

Bronka Castle (13th century), Bronka village

Dovhe village: the 18th-century fortress-type estate of Count Teleki. Earlier, there was Dovzhanskyi Castle, a feudal manor, first mentioned in 1460, a monument (basalt and marble) to 50 Kurucs rebels, participants of the national liberation war of 1703-1711 against the ruling Habsburg regime in the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

The village of Bilky: Greek Catholic church of the early 19th century with restored paintings by Ferdinand Vydra and John Weinrich; Cross of Sobriety (mid-19th century), chapel of the repressed priest Oros; restored stele of the fallen villagers during the Second World War; Holocaust monument.), Chapel of the repressed priest Oros; Restored stele to the dead villagers during the Second World War; Holocaust monument; monument to the strongest man of the twentieth century Ivan Firtsak-Kroton; Stele commemorating the execution of peasants participating in the revolutionary uprising of 1906 by Austro-Hungarian gendarmes; Memorial sign at the place of execution of Sich Riflemen and the grave of the executed Sich Riflemen in March 1939

The Museum of Partisan Glory, the monument to the fallen partisans, and the Obelisk at the site of the first landing of the partisans of the D. Ursta-I. Pryshchepa International Detachment, which operated during the Nazi occupation (1944-1945) in the area (Ch. Potik and Smoholytsia villages).

Hamora Water Forge Museum (XIX century) in the village of Lysychevo. The blacksmith shop has preserved technical facilities and all internal mechanisms that, under the influence of water, clearly demonstrate the process of making tools by forging. The Wtq Museum is the only one in Ukraine. There are only a few similar facilities in Europe.

Borzhava narrow-gauge railway. The narrow-gauge railway was put into operation on 23 December 1908. This railway is not the only one. There is now a similar one, but for children in Uzhhorod.