Attractions of Andrushivka

The palace in the Neo-Renaissance style of the second half of the 19th century was built in Andrushivka by the sugar factory Mykola Tereshchenko on the site of the old palace of the Berzhynsky counts.

The second floor above the greenhouse, which connected the palace and the utility building, was built in 1975.

During the Soviet-Ukrainian war, the Volynrevkom was located in the palace, then the headquarters of the First Cavalry Army under the leadership of commander Semen Budyonny.

Currently, a secondary school is located in the premises of Mykola Tereshchenko's palace. Fragments of stucco decoration on the ceilings, marble stairs, and an ancient carved table have been preserved in the interiors.

The palace is located above a swan pond in the middle of an old park. Cedar and cork trees can be found among the park vegetation. A monument to Mykola Tereshchenko, opened in 2014 at the expense of local businessman Yevhen Hrynyshyn, was installed in the park.

The Roman Catholic Church of Saint Vlas is located in the center of Andrushivka, opposite the central entrance to the park with the Tereshchenko Palace.

Since 1994, the service has been held at the cemetery, then at the house of parishioner Mariya Bila. In 2006, the first abbot, Father Yan Safinskyi, was appointed, who started the construction of a modern brick church in Andrushivka. Its construction was completed in 2010, but the arrangement and equipment of the shrine continued.