Manor Grokholskikh description and photo - Ukraine: Vinnytsia (Topic)

Grokholskikh estate description and photos - Ukraine: Vinnitsa. Detailed information about the attraction. Description, photos and a map showing the nearest significant objects.

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The Grokholsky estate is a cultural and historical landmark of the city of Vinnitsa, located on Michurina street, 32. The estate was built in the 18th century by Count Mikhail Grokholsky from Poland. The two-story Grokholsky palace was built in the early classicism style. It includes a palace, an outbuilding and a pavilion. They are located in the middle of an old landscape park with an area of 32 hectares.

The majestic castle was erected by Turkish and Tatar prisoners. From the very beginning, it served not only for living, but also for protection. The palace was square in plan and had one floor, two-tier towers rose at its corners, and two single-tier square towers were located a little further. Ramparts and ditches extended from them, which surrounded the fortress square. The vaulted entrance gate completed the image of the fortress.

The Grokholsky estate amazes with its simplicity and severity. Throughout its history, the manor and the palace have gone through hard times, as a result of which the buildings have lost their original appearance, but some of them have been restored. True, the castle was updated only on one side.

Some time after the construction of the palace, a beautiful garden was planted on the estate. It has become a real amazing park with a beautiful landscape, beautiful alleys and branchy trees. The park exists to this day. Today, young couples can not only walk through this park, but find a place for a beautiful wedding photography. The reconstruction of the park was carried out by the Ukrainian landscape painter and architect D. McClair.

At the present time, a polyclinic and an endocrinological dispensary are located within the walls of the estate.

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