palace was built at the end of the 18th century under the direction of the italian architect giuseppe saccon was not chosen by chance. ponds, canals and a picturesque park became a wonderful setting for the palace complex. residential buildings include three buildings. i think it looks incredibly beautiful, separate attention should be paid to the central building, or as it can also be called, the front building. this is what i understand, a real luxury approach. can you imagine, then guests were not just driven to the entrance, but taken straight to the doors. the central building contained ballrooms and living rooms. the inside of the palace looked the same. like the outside, the walls, the fireplaces, the doors, all of this was done according to sacco's sketch, who paid attention to every detail. a perfectionist to the core. in interior decoration, he used stucco and painting, making the room look even more elegant. the palace cannot be attributed to any one style. the features of boroccan classicism can be traced here. the palace in svyatsk was supposed to become a family nest in alovic

walls, fireplaces, doors, all this was made according to sacco's sketches. who paid attention to everytion he used linden and painting, which made the rooms look even more elegant. which one? the palace cannot be attributed to one style; features of borroque classicism can be traced here. the palace in svyatsk was supposed to become volovich’s family nest, but this did not happen. there is a legend that they brought trouble upon themselves: valovich’s daughter fell in love with the groom, when her father found out about this, the young man became cruel and was drowned in one of the ponds. it soon became clear that the daughter had managed to become pregnant by a commoner, in order to hide the shame, volovich ordered. misfortune, they say, that you can still see a lonely white shadow wandering around the palace, the unrestrained soul of the murdered girl. the volovichi lost this palace to gursky in billiards. gursky lost it, the state took it for debts, then there was a drug treatment sanatorium here, but this is a story with a happy ending. now the palace is more beautiful than before.

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