The estate of Lopukhinykh'

Architects - J.A. Myunts and J. D. Lindsay. Stone Palace was made in the new style of the time - in neo-gothic style. The estate consisted of a landscape park, the palace, warrant galleries, two stables and three wings. In 1799 ownership passed to Prince Lopukhin. During his reign the palce was modified: two more floors to a single-storeyed wing were built, two chapels were built, office of the manager and prince's bath. Today 10 of 13 buildings remained of palace and park ensemble. The ensemble is situated on three islands, on the river Ros. The main palace was situated on the island, which now bears the name of Kotsyubinskiy, built in 1787 - 1789, rebuilt in 1835 - 1840 after the design of Y.D. Lindesya. Now this is the territory of Korsun-Shevchenkivskiy Historical and Cultural Reserve.