The Intercession Church in Piddubtsi Piddubtsi is a village with a population of about 1,000 people located in the Lutsk district of Volyn Oblast, about 16 km east of Lutsk. The main architectural attraction of this village is the nine-headed Orthodox Church of the Intercession, originally – the Uniate Church, built in 1745. Piddubtsi on Google Maps. Photos by: Maxim […]
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The Palace-Estate of Admiral Chikhachev in Mytky Mytky is a small village located in the Barskiy district of Vinnytsia Oblast. The main attraction of the village is the former estate of Nikolai Chikhachev – a picturesque palace built of yellow bricks in a mixed Gothic and Romanesque style. Nikolai Chikhachev (1830-1917), an admiral of the Russian Imperial Navy, acquired this estate in […]
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The Churches of Kozelets – Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Kozelets is a large village with a population of about 8,000 people located in the southwestern part of Chernihiv Oblast, on the banks of the Oster River, about 67 km south of Chernihiv. The highway from Kyiv to Chernihiv passes through this village. Here you can find several interesting architectural monuments belonging to Ukrainian cultural […]
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Lutsk Upper Castle – One of the Best Castles of Ukraine Lutsk Upper Castle also known as Lubart’s Castle is one of the largest, oldest and best-preserved castles in Ukraine, a monument of architecture and history of national importance. It is the main object of the historical and cultural reserve “Old Lutsk”, it is the oldest building in Lutsk. Photos by: Maxim Ritus. In its current […]
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Castles of Ukraine in Watercolors by Polish Artist The following watercolors were included in the fourth album of the artist Zbigniew Szczepanek “Zamki na Kresach”. It shows the 59 most famous fortresses in Kresach (the Polish name of the territory of today’s Western Ukraine). About 40% of the castles show the author’s reconstruction, the remaining 60% – their current state. The images of […]
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