Attractions of Stavky

The Palace in Stavky was built in the 18th century by Count Stanisłav Dunin-Vonsovych, a brigadier general of the Polish Army who participated in the Napoleonic Wars of 1812.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the premises of the palace were used as an agricultural school.

Now the building houses the exhibition hall of the Stavky Art Manor. Art and photo screenings are held here, in which famous Ukrainian painters, graphic artists, sculptors and photographers participate. Openings and creative meetings regularly take place in the halls of the palace.

The Stavky comprehensive school was founded in 1895 as a one-class public school by patroness Olha Vanhenheym, a relative of the landowner Vasyl Pikhno, who owned an estate in Stavky. In 1903-1904, the philanthropist built a new school with her own funds, already two-class, with six-year education, which she handed over to the district zemstvo. Vanhenheym herself worked at the school as a teacher.

The two-story wooden building of the school has been completely preserved. It houses the Stavky comprehensive school of grades I-III. A memorial plaque was installed.