Palats Lyubomyrsʹkykh

Unfortunately, this place is not in very good condition. I remember him a little better. But the giant oaks have survived, they are probably 200 years old.

An interesting abandoned place. Especially beautiful old oaks in the park.

Initially, Snizhne was part of the Novo Fastiv Key and was owned by the Ghanaians. In 1790, Stefan Lyubovytsky, Major General of the Crown Troops, became the owner. After the death of Major General in 1808, the Novofastovsky Key passed to his son. Snow also inherited Edward Lubomyr, the Marshal of the Stavishka County nobility. Over time, when Edward moved to Warsaw, Snizhne was acquired by his younger brother Wotsław. He had two daughters from his wife, Dorothy Pruzhinskaya. One of them, Setsilia, inherited Snow. Cecilia was the wife of Tadeusz Saruszaliski. The last owner was their son - Stanislav.

Nice cozy place. It's a pity that there is no support and preservation of this sight ...