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Koselsky Palace

Palace / manor

The Koselsky Palace in Manykivtsi dates back to the beginning of the 19th century, when the estate was bought by the nobleman Vinsent Koselsky.

The two-storey house in the Romanesque style has a rectangular shape with three corner towers - two hexagonal on the north side and rectangular on the south. Initially, the towers had pointed roofs with spiers, but they were replaced by ordinary tent roofs in Soviet times, when the palace housed an agricultural college, then a local club.

Parquet and tiles have been preserved in some rooms. Basements, which once housed a kitchen and pantry, have also been preserved.

Now the palace houses the Manykivtsi comprehensive school of I-III degrees.

Map pin icon Mekhanizatoriv Street, 11 Manykivtsi

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Podillya Embroidery and Life Museum

Museum / gallery

The Museum of Podillya Embroidery and Life opened in 2021 in the Manykivtsi House of Culture in the village of Manykivtsi.

In two halls there are more than 500 exhibits of the late XIX - early XX centuries, including ceremonial towels, embroidered shirts, pillows, icons, chests, nights.

It is planned to open two more halls, where, in particular, an old loom will be installed in working order.

Map pin icon Yana Olshanskoho Street, 42 Manykivtsi

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