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Khodkevychy Manor (Museum of Local Lore)

Palace / manor , Architecture , Museum / gallery

The palace and park complex in Mlyniv was founded in 1775 by tycoon Yan-Mykola Khodkevych, inviting the Polish court architect Efrayim Shreher.

The 25-hectare park was planned by the famous park builder Dionysius Mikler.

Valuable collections of French and Chinese porcelain, paintings, and silverware were stored in the palace.

Heavily damaged during the Second World War, the palace was dismantled, and the premises of the zoo-veterinary technical school were built in its place.

One of the outbuildings of the palace, in which the Khodkevychy lived until 1939, has been preserved, as well as the dilapidated pavilion of the Philosopher's House and the summer gazebo.

The Mlyniv Museum of Local Lore is located in the wing, the interior of Khodkevych's room is reproduced.

Next to the estate is the Intercession Church with a bell tower (1830-1840).

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