Nova Chortoryia

The estate of the Orzhevsky nobles was built in the center of Nova Chortoryia at the beginning of the 19th century in the Baroque style and reconstructed in the pseudo-Byzantine style at the end of the 19th century.

Unique mirrors and stained-glass windows of Byzantine masters, hand-made forging, and stained oak decoration have been preserved in the palace. Currently, it is an agricultural technical school.

The church-burial of the Orzhevsky with a painting by the artist Mykhaylo Nesterov has also been preserved. He also wrote images of the iconostasis.

The estate is surrounded by a picturesque park with a pond, where 160-170-year-old trees of local breeds grow.

The steam mill in Nova Chortoryia is a rare example of industrial architecture of the second half of the 19th century.

The five-story building was erected at the expense of Count Orzhevsky next to the old water mill on the banks of the Sluch River. On the river side, the building has 7 floors.

In Soviet times, the mill was converted into a power plant. Currently, the object belongs to "Nova Chortoryia Mlynzavod" OJSC.