Palace Lyantskoronskikh, Rozdol

Today in an abandoned homestead it is rather difficult to recognize the chic palace of the Ukrainian-Polish feudal lyantskoronskikh. Once the largest estate of Galicia, surrounded by an old park, is pretty dilapidated. The Lyantskoronsky Palace does not belong to the oldest estates of Ukraine.

Today in an abandoned homestead it is rather difficult to recognize the chic palace of the Ukrainian-Polish feudal lords of the Lyantskoronsky. Once the largest estate of Galicia, surrounded by an old park, is pretty dilapidated.

The Lyantskoronsky Palace does not belong to the most ancient estates of Ukraine. It was erected in 1874 by the Polish landowner Karol Lantskoronsky. A huge lover of travel and an admirer of arts, the owner of the palace turned every room into a model of luxury and taste.

It is interesting that the Lyantskoronsky estate became the first building in Rozdol equipped with a telephone, sewerage and water supply. All 60 rooms of the palace were well heated and connected to lighting.

Unfortunately, the era of luxury manor lasted not for long. With the advent of the Soviet government, all values ​​were exported. The palace was abandoned to the mercy of fate.

Today, only the facade of the castle reminds of its former refinement. As a model of the French Renaissance, the structure retained elements of former luxury. They can be traced in the smooth lines, the balcony and the decoration of the walls of the palace.

Unfortunately, the interior of the manor was not restored. The estate itself was also not repairable.

Currently, the fence and guard fence the palace of Lyantskoronsky from visitors. The only thing that recalls the former greatness is the title of a monument of architecture of the 19th century.