Rude Selo village: travel guide online to Rude Selo

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Rude Selo

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General information about Rude Selo

Rude Selo was first mentioned in written sources in 1622.

In 1774 it passed into the possession of the Polish magnates Branyckyi from Bila Tserkva and became their summer residence. Then the estate belonged to Stanislav Zalevski.

The ruins of the palace and the Trinity Church have been preserved.

Руде Село вперше згадується в письмових джерелах у 1622 році.

З 1774 року переходить у володіння польських магнатів Браницьких з Білої Церкви і стає їх літньою резиденцією. Потім маєток належав Станіславу Залєвському.

Збереглися руїни палацу та Троїцька церква.

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Tourist attractions and museums of Rude Selo

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Branytskyi Palace

Palace / manor , Architecture

A small, elegant country palace surrounded by a park was built at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries by Crown Hetman Frantsysk-Ksaveriy Branytskyi, the founder of the Oleksandriya Park in Bila Tserkva.

A bas-relief above the portal reminds of Branytskyi's romantic relationship with his wife Oleksandra.

In the basement next to the palace, according to legend, the miracle-working icon of the Mother of God from Rudoselska appeared to Stanislav Zalevskyi, the new owner of the estate.

To this day, the building has survived in a deplorable state and continues to crumble.

Parkova Street

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Holy Trinity Church

Temple , Architecture

The Holy Trinity Church in Rude Selo was built in the classicism style on the site of an old wooden church.

The miraculous icon of the Mother of God from Rude Selo is kept here, the miraculous phenomenon of which happened to one of the owners of Rude Selo, Stanislav Zalevskyi, in the basement of his estate.

The temple has been restored. The parish belongs to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.

Kooperatyvna Street

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