bulgaks, they were large landowners, ignatius casimir bulgok, who built this palace, was an honorarytendent of schools, served in the army for a long time, and then, when he retired with the rank of lieutenant , he, to strengthen his, let’s say , noble status, decided to build this such a large palace residence. this is our first time in this city and we were immediately drawn to attention to the architecture, you can tell me a little about the architecture, because we have already been to different cities, but this one already feels richer, more so... so luxurious. the bulgaks were very proud people, very honorable, one might even say that they sought to build a palace, more magnificent, richer, which did not exist on our territory. they were guided by such ideals of classicism, they were big fans of ancient greece and ancient rome, and accordingly, they started from this. the architect was karl poczyszynski, this a fairly well-known architect in those years, and initially he was involved specifically in educational institutions, due to the fact that ignatius was an honorary caretak

are different, these are the living rooms of the hostesses of the palace, and the wife of ignatius casimir bulgokn general he was married twice, his first wife was isabella, but in marriage she soon bore him two children, she died during the epidemic, and he married her younger sister teresa, she bore him seven more children, that is, in the family there were nine children, and teresa did most of the raising of them. that you just want to look up, the restorers literally determined by millimeter what materials were used, what colors were used and returned everything to its original form, that is, we can see now exactly what we saw here in the 19th century, and these halls are not only they themselves have been preserved, the lipnina has been preserved, but photographs of these halls were also taken at the beginning of the 20th century, that is , we can also see them. from these photographs everything in the hall was restored, in including the furniture, and how beautiful, that’s what i think is the ballroom, yes, yes , yes, that’s right, this is exactly the ballroom of the palace, that’s why it w