Architecture / Buildings of Tluste/Tovste

The pages in this section highlight the architecture of Tovste and many of the buildings that have formed an important part of the town's history, among them:

	Greek Catholic Church of 1730 An undated picture confirms the existence of a massive wooden church that served Tluste for an incredible two centuries, until it was demolished around 1911.   more »
	Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Arguably the most beautiful of Tovste’s buildings, the Greek Catholic church is impressive from whatever angle one observes it.   more »
	Modern Ukrainian Orthodox Church After Ukrainian independence in 1991, Orthodox Christians began construction of a new church of simple design, which was completed in 1995.   more »
	Roman Catholic Church of St. Anne In former times, the Roman Catholic Church of St. Anne would have been an impressive building on the Tluste skyline, with its tapered steeple that lent it a certain charm. more »
	Former Synagogue of Tluste An Austrian-drawn map of Tluste, dating from 1858, reveals the presence of a synagogue in Tluste that was ultimately destroyed by the Nazis during the Second World War.   more »
	People's Museum of Tovste The museum boasts a varied collection of exhibits and artefacts from Tovste and the surrounding region, from pre-historic times through to the Second World War.   more »