Komarhorod

The gloomy palace-chalet surrounded by old Christmas trees on the park side resembles a haunted house.

Built in Komarhorod in the 1830s by Chetvertynsky princes. In the second half of the 19th century, the building underwent a major reconstruction, the facades were decorated with carved wood and half-timbering like Swiss hunting castles. The greenhouse, which used to be adjacent to the main facade, has not been preserved.

The park surrounding the palace was laid out at the end of the 19th century by Count Balashov. Its area is about 2.5 hectares. There are more than 100 species and forms of trees and shrubs here. In addition to valuable conifers, black and walnut, Amur velvet and a number of local breeds grow.

Currently, the Chetvertynsky Palace is one of the buildings of the Komarhorod Agrarian Lyceum, most of the premises are in poor condition.

The Catholic Church of the Holy Cross was built in Komarhorod in 1770 (according to other sources - in 1746).

The building was thoroughly rebuilt in 1878-1882, after the church was transformed into the Orthodox Church of Saint Nicholas. In this, its facades received an architectural finish, characteristic of brick architecture of the 17th century.

A school was located in the building added to the church in 1874, and in 1897 a school for girls was opened here. In the interior there is an oil wall painting of the 19th century.