Forts, castles, palaces
L. Ye. Koenig’s Manor
The estate is located in Trostyanets and consists of three buildings: the main building, the house in which the composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky lived and worked, and a round courtyard.
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Forts, castles, palaces
Kharytonenko’s Manor Complex
The Kharitonenko estate complex, which consists of a trade office, a family estate and a garden, is an architectural monument of national importance.
Forts, castles, palaces
Brody Castle
Brody Castle or the Lintvarev estate is located in the city of Sumy, in the area that was previously a separate village of Luka, on the banks of the river Psel.
Forts, castles, palaces
Forts, castles, palaces
Kyianytsia Palace
Slobozhanshchina cannot boast of ancient castles, but there are plenty of elegant estates. In the village of Kyianitsa, here is an estate that once belonged to the family of sugar producer Kharytonenko.
Forts, castles, palaces
Kondratiev-Sukhanov Manor
The beautiful manor house of Sukhanov-Sumovsky family is located in the park – behind the fence with wrought-iron gates and figured lattices. It was built in 1895 by the Sumy businessman and patron Mykola Sukhanov.
Forts, castles, palaces
Golitsyn's Palace
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
Forts, castles, palaces
The Round Court
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.
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