Łošyca mõis, Palace complex in Loshitsa district, Belarus
Łošyca mõis is a palace complex in the Lošyca district featuring white walls with ornamental details set among gardens beside the Svisloch River. The buildings combine different architectural styles and form a large, connected estate surrounded by green spaces.
The ensemble was built in the 18th century and received its present appearance in the 19th century when the Prushinsky family added eclectic elements. This transformation made it an example of the architectural changes Minsk experienced during that period.
The complex houses art exhibitions and craft demonstrations that reflect the city's cultural life today. Visitors encounter both contemporary works and traditional skills displayed throughout the grounds.
The site is accessible by public transport and offers guided tours through its rooms regularly. Visitors should be prepared for uneven ground and stairs in the older buildings.
The basement preserves original stone foundations from 1557, making it one of the oldest surviving structures in the city. This hidden history beneath visitors' feet reveals that the place is far older than its surface architecture suggests.
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