Attractions of Udriivtsi

The palace in Udriivtsi was founded in 1841 by the landowner Lozinskyi. On the hill in the center of the village, he built a two-story building in the Neo-Gothic style. During the construction, local stone and brick were used, for the production of which a small factory was opened.

In 1860, the next owner of the manor, Dmochowski, added two towers to the palace. According to legend, the tower was erected in honor of the birth of a long-awaited son to the Dmochowskis (before that, they had 6 daughters). Next to the palace, Dmochowski planted an orchard and planted a chestnut avenue.

The last owner of the estate in Udriivtsi was the landlady Orlowska.

In Soviet times, the building of the Lozinski-Dmochowski palace housed a secondary school. Recently, the monument stood empty and gradually fell into disrepair.

Since 2022, the public organization "Udriivtsi - the historical heritage of Podillia" has been in charge of the fate of the palace, created by a group of enthusiasts with the aim of reviving the historical and cultural heritage of the Podillia village. The territory of the manor has been cleared, and further restoration of the palace is planned.