Church of the Nativity of the Virgin (Bila)

The masonry Church of the Nativity of the Virgin in Bila village was built in the early 19th century (it celebrated its centenary in 2003) and is among the most striking village churches of the community. The facade is cross-shaped and decorated with numerous architectural details, and three Byzantine-style domes are crowned with finials. A 24 m three-tier bell tower stands beside the church, and in 2002 a chapel with a holy-water well and a statue of the Virgin was added. The church once belonged to the UGCC, and in 2018 the parish moved to the OCU. Bila lies above the Seret river and is also known for its ancient castle site and hillforts.