Voronovytsʹkyy Palats Hrokholʹsʹkykh-Mozhaysʹkykh

Air Museum

The Grokholskis built a palace in Voronovytsia in the Vinnytsia region in 1770-1777. It looks like a horseshoe: everything is symmetrical and beautiful, especially after the restoration of the facade. In the middle, where the stucco was stored, restoration work was never carried out at all. In 1865, Mykola Mozhaisky bought the estate at a commodity auction on the Odessa Stock Exchange. But soon he died tragically and his brother Alexander Mozhaisky, who went down in history as the first aircraft designer, settled in the estate. The palace remained the property of the Mozhaiskis until the 1917 Bolshevik revolution. Then it turned into a building that was used for public purposes. During the Second World War, the palace housed the analytical and intelligence department of the General Staff of the Land Forces of the Third Reich. In 1971, the palace opened an aviation museum, which still operates

This is a special place for me - it used to be a school and I studied there !!!

Many interesting things in the museum, the palace itself is majestic, being near it seems that you live in the days of kings.

Landscape of the village Voronovitsa. Works unknown when, you need to look at them on the site (if any). You can walk around at any time