Čapski Palace, Pryluki

The palace displays a combination of Russian pseudo-gothic elements with neoclassical architecture, featuring symmetrical facades and traditional decorative patterns throughout its structure.

Established around 1600, the palace witnessed numerous architectural modifications during the reign of Catherine II, reflecting the transformation of Russian imperial designs.

The structure embodies the fusion of European architectural influences with Russian building traditions, exemplifying the cultural exchange of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Visitors can locate the palace at coordinates 53.790686, 27.450336, with the complex including both the main building and surrounding gardens for exploration.

The palace maintains its heritage status with reference number 612Г000370, preserving its distinct combination of neoclassical and Russian pseudo-gothic architectural styles.

Location: Pryluki

Inception: 1600

Architectural style: Russian pseudo-gothic, neoclassicism

GPS coordinates: 53.79069,27.45034

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:10