Podosʹkyy

Park with great potential. But the reluctance of the authorities to reconstruct and maintain and the reluctance of some residents to appreciate and also maintain the cleanliness and integrity of the infrastructure does not allow to put 5 stars. Only the intervention of a local deputy allowed to make the park look like a civilized place.

The rates are almost dry. It's a pity (((The place is quiet, calm

In so many years, nothing has changed, I would like to see it put in order somehow, and sometimes I don't even want to go to this park

Great place for Bukhich, in the winter it’s cool to ride a sleigh and in general it is a very cool place

At the beginning of the XVIII century. The Polish king presented the monastery and 6 surrounding villages to his elderly hetman Tarnowski, who became the first landowner of the monastery. After the death of the hetman, his possessions passed to the widow of Anna Tarnowska, then belonged to their son-in-law, the famous magnate Lanckoronski, who in turn sold the town to Skolovsky, etc. in the early nineteenth century. The monastery became the property of the Kalm-Podoskys: first George, then Fyodor, followed by Lev Fedorovich (b. 1826), and finally - Leontiy Lvovich (b. 1946-1908), after his death was managed by his son-in-law Joseph Podosky.