«The Millennium Oak» — the oldest tree of the Lviv Region, which took root on the territory of the local church of Michael in the village of Veryn. 
In 1984, the old oak was given the status of a botanical monument. The tree has several hollows, one of which is so large that it resembles a cave.
There is a legend that during the Second World War, a sniper sat in the hollow and prevented the crossing of the Dniester River from being established. 
In 1917, there was a school of Ukrainian Sich Riflemen in Veryn. The soldiers immortalized the old tree in a photo, which was later used as an image for a postcard.