Kopylivskyi Park

The park stretches across 8 hectares of land, featuring traditional Ukrainian landscaping patterns and diverse flora arrangements throughout its grounds.

Baron Mykola von Meck established this estate in 1888, creating a residence that would later host composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky during his visits in 1889 and 1890.

The estate maintains elements from late 19th-century architecture and garden design, reflecting the lifestyle of Russian aristocracy in pre-revolutionary Ukraine.

Visitors can explore the grounds by following marked pathways that connect different sections of the park, with the manor house standing as its central point.

The park contains specific spots where Tchaikovsky spent time during his visits, including locations where he composed and shared moments with his family members.

Location: Kopiliv

Inception: 1888

GPS coordinates: 50.40694,29.89222

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:01