The Museum of the Proskur underground is a small yet captivating museum in Khmelnytskyi that offers a unique perspective on the city's history. It aims to debunk the misconception that Khmelnytskyi was associated with Bandera, emphasizing its residents' courageous resistance against German invaders during World War II. The museum focuses primarily on the Proskur underground, showcasing numerous photographs and historical maps that provide valuable insights into the movement of troops, attacks on the region, and the strategies employed during the struggle. Visitors appreciate the informative and engaging tours conducted by knowledgeable guides, who passionately share the stories of those who participated in the underground movement. Although the museum is housed in a historic building, little is known about its pre-war history. Nevertheless, it offers a valuable opportunity to learn about the brave individuals who fought for their freedom and the people. While some visitors feel that the museum could benefit from modernization and a broader coverage of anti-fascist resistance in Podillya, others believe that the spirit of the times has been effectively preserved. The museum maintains a clean and well-maintained appearance, and the presence of a QR code on the building allows for convenient access to additional information about the historical moments depicted. Overall, the Museum of the Proskur underground is an interesting and worthwhile destination for history enthusiasts visiting Khmelnytskyi.
Address:
Shevchenka Street, 3, Khmel'nyts'kyi
Phone:
+380 382 795 446
Comment
27.06.23
Stas
a museum that confirms that Khmelnytskyi is not a Bandera city, no matter what anyone says. During World War II, residents of Khmelnytskyi waged an underground struggle against the German invaders, while in some regions, mainly in western Ukraine, th.. Read more »ere were those who joined the German occupation forces and, together with them, committed crimes against their own people! honor and respect to all who participated in the underground.
26.01.22
Artur
A small museum, but very interesting. Almost all exhibits are dedicated to the Proskur underground. There are many photos of the underground. There are interesting historical maps, from which you can learn a lot of information about the movement of c.. Read more »ertain troops, the attacks on our lands, and how the struggle was conducted. Thank you to the gentleman who conducted the tour for an interesting informative conversation. I recommend to visit anyone who is interested in history
05.01.22
Евгения
Historic building, but what was before World War II is unknown
13.08.21
Михайло
An interesting place, you can learn part of the history of people who fought for their freedom and the people.
08.08.21
Ольга
You can go once, there is something to see.
30.05.21
Roman
An interesting museum, given its rare subject matter. There is a lack of renewal, modernization of the exposition and wider coverage of the anti-fascist resistance in Podillya
09.01.21
Sergey
I haven't been to the museum, I think that the spirit of those times has been preserved, this kind of feeling. The house looks clean and there is a QR code on the house, which is very convenient if there is google there next to the search engine.. Read more », in the latest versions there is a camera you point and immediately gives a link to a description of the historical moment next to the house is also an architectural heritage.
10.11.20
Sergey
I haven't been to the museum, I think that the spirit of those times has been preserved, this kind of feeling. The house looks clean and there is a QR code on the house, which is very convenient if there is google there next to the search engine.. Read more », in the latest versions you point a camera and immediately gives a link to a description of the historical moment next to the house is also an architectural heritage.
07.04.20
Андрій
An interesting place, interesting exhibits, you can hear how the guerrillas lived in Proskurov
10.11.19
Mert
Small but very good museum. I am very impress. The museum staff were very concerned and helpful. If you have come to Khmelnitsky, I highly recommend you to visit.
08.01.19
Sergiy
I liked the museum. Interesting exposition, friendly staff. You can take pictures for free and even try some exhibits.
23.09.18
Алина
It's really small, but there's a lot of information in it. I was there on a small conference on September 22, 2018. Very cozy place in which there is a lot of information about Proskuriv of the twentieth century.
4.8 / 36
