The Residence of Bohdan Khmelnytsky in Chyhyryn is a historical and architectural complex recreated on the site of the former hetman’s capital in the 17th century. The complex includes the hetman’s house, military chancellery, treasury, Cossack guard post, and defensive walls, allowing visitors to experience the atmosphere of the Cossack era. The residence is part of the Chyhyryn National Historical and Cultural Reserve. Exhibits include Cossack weapons, clothing, badges, and awards from the 17th century, showcasing administrative, military, and cultural life of the period.

Nearby, visitors can see the restored Church of Saints Peter and Paul and a monument to Metropolitan I. Nelyubovych-Tukalsky, who served in the church during the 17th century. Today, the residence attracts tourists interested in Cossack history, Ukrainian military heritage, and early modern statehood. Chyhyryn was a political and military center in the mid‑1600s and later served as a residence for several Ukrainian hetmans after Bohdan Khmelnytsky.