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East of Lviv
Busk  -Olesko castle-    Brody-  Pidkamin- Pidgirtsy Castle- Plisnesk- Zolochiv Castle- Pomoryany- Swirzh Castle- The Holy Assumption Univ Lavra- Bibrka- Zvenygorod- Stare Selo 
 
Busk 
The first mention about Busk (Bozhesk) was inThe Story of the Passing Years”, 1097. The well-reinforced town-fortress played the fort post role on the boundaries of Volynian and later Galician-Volynian principality in Õ²²² c. On the beginning of XV c. the town has got the Magdeburg Right and became the important trade and industrial center. The stock is exhibited on the town’s arm. The legend tells us that once the stock has saved the settlement from the Tatars, that’s why the town was named Busk (the Ukrainian name of stock). Because of good location the town was developing extremely. The first paper mill operated here during 1539-1641. The “Ostrog Bible” of Ivan Fedorov was printed on the paper, produced here.  
Busk is located in the place of pouring the rivers Western Bug and Poltva. The rivers and streams flowing down through the town divide it into several parts. In the past the town got the name of “Galician Venice”. The junction was done through the dams and 68 big and small bridges before 60s years of Õ²Õ c. The several dried rivers channels and remnants of dams and bridges have been preserved in Busk at present.
Also two ancient wooden churches of XVIII c. with bell-towers – St. Parasceva and St. Onuphrius – are still preserved in the town.
The famous historical person Evhen Petrushevych (1863-1940), Austrian Parliament and Galician Seim deputy, the President of Western Ukrainian National Republic was born in Busk.
    
Olesko castle
Olesko castleis the greatest architectural and historical monument of XIII XVIII cc., it is called the Cradle of Polish kings and Ukrainian hetmans. Staying on the high hill for more than six centuries, the Castle was the witness and the member of many historical events. During the centuries the Castle’s fortune turned out in different ways.  It was a warrior, defending its independence; it was a prisoner, the kings were competing for; it was a splendid palace and kings residence with magnificence and extravagance; it was a mutineer fighting for its rescuer. Today the castle is turned into the museum - a treasury of history and culture of Ukrainian nation, personification of its high courage and talent.      
Hundreds of unique paintings sculpture and applied art works of XIV-XIX cc. are collected in the museum. There are icons, portraits, big battle paintings, furniture, tapestries, and big collection of L’viv sculpture school of XIV-XVIII cc.  By energies of Lviv Art Gallery workers the castle today looks like in XVII c.
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Olesko Castle
 Olesko, 
34, Zamkova Str.
Tel.:  03264 251-93, 251-95
Brody
The town is located on the boarder of Galicia and Volyn. The state boarder between Austro-Hungary and Russia was passed here till 1918. The specific location of the Brody town has facilitated so rapid international trade development.  During Kyivan Russ times on Brody territory used to be the settlement first mentioned in “Volodymyr Monomakh’s Lecturers to His Children” (1084). In that time the town was named Lyubych – according to the name of Zholkewsky family arms. But this name didn’t get accustomed. The Koniecpolskiy family became the later owners of Brody. And during that time the town walls were transformed into the strong citadel, constructed on the examples of Holland fortification arts. Bogdan Khmelnytsky’s worries could not occupy this ideal town-fortress, and Tatars and Turks went round it. The remnants of the castle and part of the defensive rampart have been preserved since those times.
The unique religious buildings and churches are of special interest: Exaltation of a Holy Cross Church (XVII ñ.), the Most Holy Mother of God Birth Church (XVII-XVIII ñ.), St. George Church (XVII-XVIII ñ.), The Holy Trinity Church (XVII-XVIII ñ.).  The Jewish history and culture is connected with Jewish synagogue in ruins (mid. of XVIII c.) and Jewish cemetery. And the buildings of XVII-XX c. have unique value.  
 
 Pidkamin
The name “Pidkamin” has its natural origin – the settlement is located under so called Devil’s Stone, which from the oldest times has been rising near by the monastery mountain. The exceptionally picturesque nature, hills covered with forests and this unusual, magnetic stone surrounded by Cossacks crosses and graves attract the visitors. The place is energetic, mystical. Some legends tell that one epic hero brought the rock from the mountains and put it on the place, the fortress was founded later to protect the area from the enemies.  
In XVII c. on the monastery territory was built the Ascension Church . The other architectural monuments are the cells of XVII-XVIII cc., defensive walls with gates and towers of XVIII c., and bell-tower with three high arches. 
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 Monastery in Pidkamin
Pidkamin, Brody rayon , Lviv oblast  
Tel.: +38 03266 314-33
Pidgirtsy Castle
Pidgirtsy Castle - is one of the best European samples of Renaissance style with bastion fortifications.  The castle was built under supervision of great famous architectures Andre del Aqua and Gilyom le Vasser de Beauplan in 1635-1640 in order of the crowned hetman Stanislaw Koniecpolskiy, one of the biggest magnates of Rzech Pospolita. During the Zhevuski family period the palace was called “The Polish Versailles”.   The orchestra music concerts, the balls, the military parades, fireworks were held in the castle during months. The castle was famous for its elegant interiors, rich art collections and numerical library.   The castles ensemble includes palace, circled with bastion fortifications, ramparts and rows; and baroque castle of XVIII c. Today the castle is the branch of Lviv Art Gallery . Everyone, or mostly everyone, because of cinema «D’Artanian and Three Musketeers», saw it where the Pidgirtsi Castle served as Luvr.      
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Pidgirtsi Castle
Pidgirtsi village
Lviv oblast.
Tel./fax: +38 032 261-46-47  ( Lviv Art Gallery )
 
Plisnesk
Plisnesk was the greatest old Russ ancient settlement, which is mentioned in The Lay of the Host of Igor”.  The settlement was about 160 hectares size; it was surrounded by seven ramparts and was one of the biggest European cities that time.  Till present day we can find the traces of the settlement.  
Plisnesk was completely destroyed in 1241 by the Golden Hordes. Near by the Plisnesk in the ÕV²²² c. was built the monastery. According to the legend the daughter of Belz price Vsevolod – princess Olena founded the previous monastery on this place. This fact is approved by the subscription on the stone slab in the monastery church.
From the stories we learned out that the princess was killed by the Polovtsian Hordes as a hero.  And from that time the part of Plisnesk is called “Olena’s Park”. Today we can see the Basilian Monastery and Church of XVIII c., which possesses the sundial. Te valuable architectural monument is iconostasis of unusual form, made by the architect Paul Gizhytsky. 
Zolochiv Castle
Zolochivis a nice small town. In ones time this town plaid a great role in the foundation of Ukrainian country, guarded its boundaries and protected from the enemies. The historical monuments: St. Nicolas Church of XIV c. and Church of Resurrection of XVII c. are the witnesses of the town’s long history. The Ascension Cathedral of XVIII c. belongs to the buildings of Galician Renaissance architecture.   
The town is famous for its unique masterpiece of defence architecture - Zolochiv castle, erected in baroque style in XVI-XVII cc. like a citadel with bastions.  The castle is located in the south-eastern part of the town on the hill Kupynka. In XVII-XVIII cc. Sobiesky and Radzyvil families owned the castle.  
Today the castle belongs to Lviv Art Gallery . Interesting for viewing are the Great and Chinese palaces in the Castle’s courtyard.   
Pomoryany
The town Pomoryany is located in the picturesquare area on the bank of river Zolota Lypa (Golden Lime). The Italian builders projected the castle in the first half of XVI c. on the place of wooden fortress in the order of Podillya voivode Jan from Sienna. In the times of Jacub Sobiesky the town was rapidly developed, it got the Magdeburg Law, the trade was activated, and they started to build the churches. Several times the castle held the protracted attacks of Turks and Tatars, and was destroyed. In XVII c. the church of the Most Holy Mother of God was constructed and is opened to the public till today. The Town Hall and The Holy Trinity Church are worth of seeing in Pomoryany.   
 
Swirzh Castle
Staying on the hill above the river Swirzh Castle , build in XVI-XVII cc., attracts the visitors today.  The castle has wonderful defensive location. It is circled by impassable marshlands, ponds, rows and bridge in its foot.  Many times the castle was an object for taking cinemas there. Because of its wonderful location in the picturesquare surroundings it is nice place for rest in any season of a year. You can set up the tent near by the pond and enjoy the beautiful nature.
The renaissance cathedral built in XV c. has been preserved in the castle’s park; today it is the functioning church.    
 
The Holy Assumption Univ Lavra
Univ – is one of the oldest public prayers places in Ukraine . The folk legend tells the history of the miraculous healing of Prince Lagodovskiy near by the spring. As a sign of thanks the Prince built the foundation of church on this wonder-working place and founded the monastery. The valuable renaissance Prince gravestone is preserved here today.   
The Holy Assumption Univ Lavra with more than one thousand years history is perfectly restored. People come here to endorse the emotional quite, mental integrity and to worship the wonder-working icon of Our Lady.   
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Univ, Peremyshlyany rayon, Lviv oblast  
Tel.: +38 03263 81-21
Bibrka
The old Russ Town Bibrka. The first mention about it was 1211 in Galician-Volynian Chronicle. The name is derived from the animals – beavers, people used to hunt for.  In 1469 the town got the Magdeburg Law by the privilege of the king Kazimierz IV.
The object of interest is the church of XV c., but restored and rebuilt during the centuries.
 
Zvenygorod
The first mention about Zvenygorod was in The Story of the Passing Years”. In the XII c. Zvenygorod achieved the biggest development. Till 1144 Zvenygorod was the capital of the Zvenygorod principality and it was the biggest town on the Western Ukrainian lands with the strongest fortress of the Old Russ. In 1144 the capital of the principality was transferred to Galych.
In 1241 the town was conquered by khan Batiy. Zvenygorod collapsed and never got again the position of a big town.  On the place of former fortress there is a site of ancient settlement and it is possible to observe the remnants of the deep moats and the ramparts.   
In XVIII ñ. on the place of the former duke’s castle the landowner Adam Senyavskiy had built the new castle-fortress in the form of four-corners building with towers, surrounded with deep moat and palisade. But the most valuable archeological disclosure is the fundaments of the stoned church of XIII c. at the foot of the mountain.  On the base of the fundaments it is possible to make the reconstruction of this church in its original view.  
There is museum in Zvenygorod, the remnants of the old road, disclosed by the archeologists for the last years and new town-centre.  
Stare Selo (The Old Village )
Stare Selo has very ancient history originated from the period of The Old Russ. The name Stare Selo is mentioned since 1454.  In 1642 in the village the princes Ostrozkiy and Zaslavskiy founded the castle-fortress, which was destroyed completely by Bogdan Khmelnytskiy troops in 1648.
Not far away on the hill there are two big lime stumps, according to the stories they keeps the memories about the Tatar chief, killed on this place from the Castle.
There is a chapel, palace and utility rooms in the castle’s court yard.  We learned out from the documents that in XVII c. there were 8 cannons, a lot of guns and cold arms in the Castle.  The Silent Giant remembers the military battles and big parties, and times of the Arsenal opened within the walls of the Castle. During the centuries the Castle used to be a winery, warehouse and even brewery.  

   

West of Lviv
Stradch- Yaniv- Yavoriv- Horodok- Sudova Vyshnia- Mostyska- Dobromyl- Khyriv- Stara Sil- Stary Sambir- Sambir -Rudky
 
 North of Lviv
Kulykiv- The Royal Town of Zhovkva- Krekhiv- Sokal- Tartakiv- Belz- 
Rawa Ruska
 
  South of Lviv
Stilsko-Mykolaiv -Drohobych-Boryslav-
Tustan- Verkhnie Syniovydne- Skole- Slavske- Stryi

 

 

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