Attractions of Dashiv

The wooden church of Saint Michael was built in Dashiv in 1764 under Count Plyater.

It is located on the opposite bank of the river from the palace, in the part of the village called Stary Dashiv.

This bright blue five-headed temple is considered one of the best works of the Podillya school of wooden architecture. In the interior - an oil painting of the 19th century.

The manor of the representatives of the Potocki count family in Dashiv is located in a picturesque place above the rapids of the Sob River.

In the 1850s, the Dashiv palace was rebuilt in its current form by Vlodzimezh Potocki, the grandson of the owner of Tulchyn and Uman, Stanislav Shchensny Potocki. The river with a bridge and a dam were part of the composition of the palace park, which is partially preserved in the western part of the manor.

The ensemble consists of a palace and stable buildings. The Dashiv Palace is made in the forms of late classicism. On the park facade overlooking the river is an open loggia with cast iron columns. The stables are built of granite and brick and are located across the street from the palace.

Currently, the estate houses a boarding school for children with mental retardation.