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The hunting palace of Count Shuvalov is a manor house, a castle built in the style of the French Renaissance for the descendants of the Russian aristocracy by the Dutch architect in 1893-1903.
The palace and park complex on the bank of the river Riv was erected in 1868 by the railroad magnate von Meck.
Architectural and landscape monument of regional importance, occupies 89 hectares of land. Its complex includes a castle, the area of deciduous park on the left bank of the river Konelky and pine part of the park on the right bank, dam of the pond, "island of love", garden and arable land.
The palace ensemble was founded by Prince S. Poniatowski as a summer country residence in 1782.
The complex is reproduced in order to preserve the history and perpetuate the memory of the Ukrainian Cossacks and the reign of the great hetman Bogdan Khmelnitsky.
Golitsyn's palace in Trostyants is a house-estate in the style of neoclassicism with baroque elements. It was founded in 1762 by the Nadarzhinsky brothers near the "Round Yard" manor
One of the Seven Wonders of Sumy, the manor house "Round Yard" is a horse yard of the Nadarzhinsky-Golitsyn estate in the town of Trostyanets. In fact, it is not a round, but an oval construction with four towers, which combines elements of Gothic and Ukrainian baroque.
Do you want to wander around a ghost town? Then welcome to a very special authentic fortification construction of the 19th century that witnessed the First World War momentous events. It attracts adventurers from different countries with its mystic ambiance and winding labyrinths. There is no doubt that you`ll be delighted to hear the legends, secrets, and mysterious stories telling what happened...
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