Buczacz is a town located in western Ukraine, known for its rich history and cultural heritage. It lies in the Ternopil Oblast and has been influenced by various cultures over the centuries, including Polish, Jewish, and Ukrainian. The town is situated near the banks of the Strypa River, which adds to its scenic beauty. Historically, Buczacz was part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and later the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It has notable landmarks, including the Buczacz Castle and several churches that reflect its diverse architectural styles. The town's population has varied over time, contributing to its unique cultural tapestry.