the beauty of the kosovo palace, frozen in stone, continues to impress travelers. om different countries who want to see a unique an architectural monument with such a difficult fate. the puslovsky palace is finally leaving the sad lists of the lost architectural heritage of belarus. what do we wish for novogrodk, krev golshany bykhov? come on a tour, but remember how ghosts live in any castle in kosovo. within the walls of the palace lives the ghost of countess puslovskaya, who was extremely dissatisfied with the behavior of her son. yes, yes, a beautiful story ended in the spirit of the times. the heir to the family still lost the estate at cards. during the first world war it was plundered, in '44 set on fire. but the story ended with a happy ending. since we are here. here in the future it is planned to make a hotel and tourist complex, a hotel, a restaurant, a cafe, there will be a wedding hall, a conference, a games room, perhaps something else interesting to do on the territory of the palace parks of the ensemble for people. they promise that the interior wil

kosovo sits in a trough, he will definitely float somewhere. our film crew prefers another way of transportation, so with confident steps we head towards the belarusian palacefamous throughout europe. in the meantime, a small digression. for the first time in writing. sources mention kosovo on june 11, 1494. this date is today the city’s birthday. that year, the grand duke of the grand duchy of lithuania alexander jagelonczyk presented marshal jan khreptovich with lands that later became known as the city of kosovo. for many centuries, whoever owned the town, and fleming and sopegi and chertoryski in 1510 issue a certificate for holding it in the city. and fairs, so kosovo becomes the center of the region ; the houses and taverns were always crowded; markets took place here until the 19th century, despite the fact that there were only two streets in the city, ruzhanskoe and dvornaya. in 1869 , there were already more than 200 households in kosovo; traditionally, there were bazaars every week on thursdays, selling bread, cloth, fabrics, pottery and wooden utensils, flax and other consumer goods. oops, it’s in braslauschyna. here, on the shore of the lake wit

the puslovski palace, which many call the kosovo castle, is an architectural monument of the 19th centurynce of nature. everything changed in 2008. a long restoration process has begun, which is still ongoing, they are already waiting for us at the castle, hello, hello, my name is svetlana, fellow artyom, researcher at the kosovo park and park complex, it’s very nice, how are you living artyom in the castles, wonderful, where do we start, let's start with this room. a person who is directly connected with this place, yes wojcach puslovsky, the father of the founder of the palace, he acquires in kosovo in 1821, and his younger son, puslovsky, decides to build his palace here, here you can see the original tab of the palace. according to legend, each brick construction site was delivered wrapped in a separate piece of paper, adding... yolk, as well as animal blood, to the solution, as they said, for strength, for reliability, we entered the living room, what kind of amazing izratians, did the izratians do this in belarus, have they already restored it? yes, restoration was carried out, resp