Ostriv

It was once one of the most luxurious estates of this region, which at that time belonged to the Chernihiv province. It was founded in the 1820s, when the village passed into the possession of Count Arkady Kochubey (1790-1878), a senator, and for a while - the Kiev vice governor (1828-1830). He moved here a wooden house from Glukhov, and in 1837 he planted a park of rare trees. The next owner of the estate was the son of Arkady - Peter (1825-1892). He loved this place even more than his father. It was during his time that the park experienced its heyday: a number of ponds were arranged, artificial hills were poured, the highest of which was called Ararat. Pyotr Kochubey became so entranced with this place that he even bequeathed himself to be buried in the local park. Later, his wife, Barbara, also rested close by. Of greatest interest is the gazebo on the island, belonging to the second half of the XIX century. It now houses a cafe.

Everything is very good, but in the fall (not so cold in the yard!) The establishment was closed. And I would like to taste something delicious there

Beautiful and atmospheric place. Bridge across the river, large terrace, everywhere water and trees. Prices are very democratic. I bet 4, because I would like to feel a warmer reception and service. We did not miss the feeling that we were not happy. But in general, the establishment is very cool. In principle, I would like to go back there in different roles of the year :)

Liked it

A great place for a cozy and cultural holiday. The cuisine is extremely tasty, the choice of dishes and drinks is good, wonderful hookahs.