jan samuel becker. they say that the locals had an amazing belief.w stones at this stucco molding, then golden coins of sapek will fall out of it, like from a cornucopia. the force of gravity turned out to be powerless in this case. the coins never fell on top of anyone’s head. and the locals really did a good job on the remnants of its former greatness. we dismantled the castle walls brick by brick for building materials. perhaps someone of them... and the agul rechy paspolitai for tago, to spare some conflicts, wars. and to find out in more detail what the residence was like under the diplomat sapega, we head to the museum. after restoration in 2008, it was opened together with the entrance gate, side wings and wrought-iron gates. here, in all its glory, is the history of the early castle and late palace. the museum displays a model that clearly demonstrates what it should have been like, according to 18th century drawings. pershapatchatkov castles, as if they were famous by lev sapegai a packet of 17 hundred years, at the very beginning, the meat,

the goldsmith, already known to us, jan samuel becker, took up the matter.hor of a new project for the temple, he was asked to ennoble and rebuild a little, this is how this bell tower appeared here. and here is the main christian symbol, the very crucifix, which, according to historians , has survived; they say it remains from the ancient temple that sapieha himself once built. can you imagine how ancient this is? architectural plasticity, sculpture and painting, decoration of the troitsky church. years old, he died, died of illness, as they said in those days, from dryness. i'll probably already see palaces and castles everywhere, or maybe i didn't, i'm the only one who thinks that the building of a confectionery shop is next to church, very similar to a miniature palace. opposite troetsky. the church rises, no, not another palace, but the peter and paul church, absolutely atypical for the russian orthodox tradition, and next to it is the former basilian monastery, a building from the 1770s. advice: you should definitely visit the temple. on the ceiling of

at the end of the 18th century, the castle was rebuilt under the leadership of jan samuel becker, who court architect of sopek. thanks to him, the building turned into a luxurious palace and castle residence. kings and ambassadors came here. in the local basements, they say, the treasury of the grand duchy of lithuania was even kept. the main axis of the ensemble united the palace with an entrance gate, interpreted as... false arch. the side buildings were intended for an art gallery, a library, the largest in the grand duchy of lithuania, an arena and a theater. the latter's technical equipment made it possible to organize complex productions with multiple changes of scenery; in other performances up to 100 actors and musicians were employed. zotchi gave the composition of the entire ensemble baroque expression, and the facade a rich classicist decor. thus, there was an impregnable fortress. rebuilt and turned into a beautiful palace complex, where one could find magnificent gardens and parks along with amazing greenhouses. for his architectural masterpiece, becker received... sopek