Zaturtsi

The village of Zaturtsi is located on the H-22 highway between Lutsk and Volodymyr.

It was first mentioned in the 13th century, when there was an ancient Rus settlement here. In the 14th century, it was listed as the property of the nobleman Bohdan Zaturetskyi, who built a feudal castle on the hillfort (traces of ramparts have been preserved). Later, Zaturtsi was owned by tycoon Vasyl Hulevich, in whose family in 1575 Halshka (Halyna) Hulevichivna (1642), one of the founders of the Kyiv Brotherhood (later - the Kyiv-Mohylyanska Academy) was born. The Church of the Holy Trinity and Saint Mary Mahdalene was built in 1642-1646.

In the 19th century, Zaturtsi was owned by the Lypinskyi family, in whose estate the Ukrainian historian and public figure Vyacheslav Lypinskyi was born ...

The village of Zaturtsi is located on the H-22 highway between Lutsk and Volodymyr.

It was first mentioned in the 13th century, when there was an ancient Rus settlement here. In the 14th century, it was listed as the property of the nobleman Bohdan Zaturetskyi, who built a feudal castle on the hillfort (traces of ramparts have been preserved). Later, Zaturtsi was owned by tycoon Vasyl Hulevich, in whose family in 1575 Halshka (Halyna) Hulevichivna (1642), one of the founders of the Kyiv Brotherhood (later - the Kyiv-Mohylyanska Academy) was born. The Church of the Holy Trinity and Saint Mary Mahdalene was built in 1642-1646.

In the 19th century, Zaturtsi was owned by the Lypinskyi family, in whose estate the Ukrainian historian and public figure Vyacheslav Lypinskyi was born in 1882. A museum was opened and a monument was erected in the Lypinsky manor.