The noble estate of the Polish magnates Groholsky is located in an ancient landscape park with an area of 32 hectares, laid out in the 18th century on the outskirts of Vinnytsia, in Pyatnychany (the current district of the city).

The castle-palace was built on the order of Michal Groholsky, the son of Bratslav judge Franziska Xavier Groholsky. Works on the reconstruction of the park were carried out by the Ukrainian landscape architect Dionysiy Mikler.

The two-story palace is made in the style of early classicism with defensive elements. Nearby there are two outbuildings, a pavilion and a water tower stylized as a medieval one.

Currently, the estate is occupied by an endocrinological dispensary and a polyclinic, visits are limited. Part of the building has been restore ...

The noble estate of the Polish magnates Groholsky is located in an ancient landscape park with an area of 32 hectares, laid out in the 18th century on the outskirts of Vinnytsia, in Pyatnychany (the current district of the city).

The castle-palace was built on the order of Michal Groholsky, the son of Bratslav judge Franziska Xavier Groholsky. Works on the reconstruction of the park were carried out by the Ukrainian landscape architect Dionysiy Mikler.

The two-story palace is made in the style of early classicism with defensive elements. Nearby there are two outbuildings, a pavilion and a water tower stylized as a medieval one.

Currently, the estate is occupied by an endocrinological dispensary and a polyclinic, visits are limited. Part of the building has been restored.