The central place in this ensemble holds the majestic two-storeyed palace, built in the Roman-Gothic style (XIX-XX centuries). The park zone was constructed as early as the beginning of the XIX century and remains to be well preserved. The composition of the plant collection is striking in its variety – there are about 200 plant species, including 150 exotic ones.
On the territory of the palace and park complex there are two ponds and a lot of decorative elements (fountains, stairs, alleys, etc.). The highlight of the park is the famous alley of lindens, the branches of which grow vertically upwards.
The whole complex occupies about 44 hectares, an oak forest grows around it – a witness of the development of the park (the age of oaks reaches 200-300 years), in the forest there are wolves, wild boars, rabbits, and roe deer. It is interesting that it is forbidden to go inside the palace, because there is a real threat of getting tuberculosis. From 1925 to 2009 there was the Regional TB Sanatorium. This was one of the reasons for the extremely long restoration of Sharivka. By the way, in the Kharkov region there are two villages Sharovka, therefore, when going on a trip, do not mix them up!
The central place in this ensemble holds the majestic two-storeyed palace, built in the Roman-Gothic style (XIX-XX centuries). The park zone was constructed as early as the beginning of the XIX century and remains to be well preserved. The composition of the plant collection is striking in its variety – there are about 200 plant species, including 150 exotic ones.
On the territory of the palace and park complex there are two ponds and a lot of decorative elements (fountains, stairs, alleys, etc.). The highlight of the park is the famous alley of lindens, the branches of which grow vertically upwards.
The whole complex occupies about 44 hectares, an oak forest grows around it – a witness of the development of the park (the age of oaks reaches 200-300 years), in the forest there are wolves, wild boars, rabbits, and roe deer. It is interesting that it is forbidden to go inside the palace, because there is a real threat of getting tuberculosis. From 1925 to 2009 there was the Regional TB Sanatorium. This was one of the reasons for the extremely long restoration of Sharivka. By the way, in the Kharkov region there are two villages Sharovka, therefore, when going on a trip, do not mix them up!
The central place in this ensemble holds the majestic two-storeyed palace, built in the Roman-Gothic style (XIX-XX centuries). The park zone was constructed as early as the beginning of the XIX century and remains to be well preserved. The composition of the plant collection is striking in its variety – there are about 200 plant species, including 150 exotic ones.
On the territory of the palace and park complex there are two ponds and a lot of decorative elements (fountains, stairs, alleys, etc.). The highlight of the park is the famous alley of lindens, the branches of which grow vertically upwards.
The whole complex occupies about 44 hectares, an oak forest grows around it – a witness of the development of the park (the age of oaks reaches 200-300 years), in the forest there are wolves, wild boars, rabbits, and roe deer. It is interesting that it is forbidden to go inside the palace, because there is a real threat of getting tuberculosis. From 1925 to 2009 there was the Regional TB Sanatorium. This was one of the reasons for the extremely long restoration of Sharivka. By the way, in the Kharkov region there are two villages Sharovka, therefore, when going on a trip, do not mix them up!
