Turku-Comello Palace

In the park of the Lviv Veterinary Academy, the neo-Gothic castle of the 19th century - the Turku-Camello Palace. Like most of the manors of the time, he borrowed the name from his famous owners. It is curious that the construction of the Turku-Kamello Palace and Lviv Nature Museum was led by one family - the Dedushitsky.

In the park of the Lviv Veterinary Academy, the neo-gothic castle of the 19th century - the Turku-Camello Palace - has lain. Like most of the manors of the time, he borrowed the name from his famous owners.

It is curious that the construction of the Turku-Kamello Palace and Lviv Nature Museum was led by one family - the Dedushitsky.

In 1840 Count G. Dedushitsky ordered a well-known Polish architect, F. Bauman, a manor for his family. The architect, a famous admirer of Gothic Revival, erected a majestic structure in 3 years. Enjoy his work today. Lancet arches, crucifers, lace rails have survived to this day.

The second prefix to its name the palace received in the late 19th century. At that time the manor was owned by the Countess Felicia Camello.

Today, the Turku-Kamello Palace functions as an educational institution. It houses the building of the Lviv Zooveterinary Academy. The institution is open to the public.

But even if tourists can not get inside, they can always spend time interestingly, strolling around the park around the manor or visiting the Semensky Palace, which is nearby.