6 Unique locks

15/02/2022

Khotyn Fortress

This is probably the oldest and "most durable" building in Ukraine. After standing for hundreds of years, it has remained almost the same as it once was. The first mention of it dates back to the 9th century. You can only imagine how interesting its walls could tell, how they could speak.

08/02/2022

Sharivsky Castle in the Kharkiv region

Shariv Castle looks like a fairy-tale palace.

The main view is decorated with two octagonal towers topped with teeth and spiers. Time has left its mark on the castle. Despite the fact that Sharivsky Palace has been falling into disrepair for a long time, it still does not lose its appeal.

05/02/2022

Palanok Castle

Palanok Castle, in the city of Mukachevo in Transcarpathia, is very mysterious. The former residence of the Transylvanian principality has an extremely rich history.

01/02/2022

Popov Castle in the Zaporozhye region

Oddities and originals… As soon as General Vasyl Popov's family was not named, their relatives and acquaintances.

Isn't it strange when mechanical dolls in national costumes from all over the world wander the corridors of someone's house, and fifteen ethnographic rooms transport guests to China, India, Mexico or elsewhere?

31/01/2022

Palace of Cyril Razumovsky

The history of the palace in Baturyn is strikingly similar to the history of Mariinsky in Kyiv. According to the count, the palace was to serve as a headquarters for Ukrainian hetmans, where they would gather for urgent meetings. However, immediately after Razumovsky's death, hetmans were no longer appointed.

31/01/2022

Kamenetz-Podolsky Fortress

We could not help but mention this work of art. Most of you have probably seen it or at least heard of it. If not here's a new product just for you! This fortress is classified as the "Seven Wonders of Ukraine", which is no accident. This is one of the places that has been attracting visitors for years and not only from Ukraine.

31/01/2022

Zhovkva Castle

An incredible architectural monument of the Renaissance in the city of Zhovkva, Lviv region.

Entered into the State Register of National Cultural Heritage of Ukraine.

The castle was built by order of Stanislav Zholkevsky in 1594-1606 as a defensive structure in the Renaissance style. The castle withstood the siege, although it was captured several times by the Cossacks. At the end of the 17th century it was the favorite residence of the Polish King Jan III Sobieski, during which he experienced the period of his greatest prosperity. The castle acquired its modern appearance as a result of many reconstructions and careless treatment during the XIX-XX centuries.

31/01/2022

31/01/2022