The village of Napadivka on the river of the same name is located 10 kilometers northeast of Lypovets, next to the R-17 road "Vinnytsia - Bila Tserkva".
Founded in the 18th century. It belonged to the Prylutsky landowners. At the end of the 18th century, Valerian Prylutsky built a classicist palace in Napadivka, which is still in ruins. For some time, Yulian Strutynskyi was the master of the village.
At the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries, the estate belonged to the landowners Protopopiv. Danish poet and scientist Tor Lange lived here for a long time in the estate of his wife Natalia Protopopova, who died in Napadivka in 1915 and was buried in the Protopopiv family cryp ...
Tor Lange Palace
Palace / manor , Architecture
The estate with a palace and a park in Napadivka was founded at the end of the 18th century by the landowner Valerian Prylutskyi, later it belonged to Yulian Strutynskyi.
After the reconstruction of the manor at the beginning of the 19th century, the original manor house, known as the "yellow palace", became an outbuilding, and the new main building became a large one-story palace in the style of mature classicism. Both facades are decorated with porticos with columns, stucco garlands.
At the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, the famous Danish poet and scientist Tor Lange lived in the estate of his wife, Nadiya Protopopova, in Napadivka. Among his works were ethnographic studies of Ukrainian culture, translations of Ukrainian folk songs into Danish.
During the Soviet period, there was a school in the Lange Palace. Currently, the estate is abandoned and is gradually falling into disrepair. The building of the main palace, the wing (the former "yellow palace"), the gate, the circular pool, and the remains of the park have survived to this day.
Administrative status | village |
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Founded / first mentioned | XVIII |
Latitude | 49.27194 |
Longitude | 29.127056 |
Population | 772 |
Postal codes | 22541 |
Region | Vinnytsia |