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Castles (9), Religious Buildings (1)
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S85.9 km
Dubno Castle
in Castles
The castle was rebuilt in stone in the 16th century containing a church, a two-story palace, and an impressive array of 73 cannons.
posted by: UKRDOUG
location: Ukraine
date approved: 02/04/2012
last visited: never
SE92.2 km
Korets Castle
Korets became the property of Fedir Ostrogski in 1380 where he built a castle on the spot where former wooden fortresses burnt down by the marauding Mongols and later by the Tatars once stood.
date approved: 02/09/2012
last visited: 01/14/2022
S92.7 km
Tarakaniv Fortress
The fortress was built between 1870-1890 by the Imperial Russian government to defend against Austria.
S115.7 km
Bilokrynytsia Castle
By the mid-16th century, the region came under the ownership of the Zbaraski family who built a two-story renaissance castle.
S121 km
Kremenets Castle
This castle has protected the people of Kremenets since the 8th century when a wooden fort was first built under the Kyivan Rus.
SW138.2 km
Brody Castle
Stanislav Zholkievski first built a castle here in 1549 and secured the town with Magdeburg Right.
S142.1 km
Wyshnivets Castle
Wyshnivets Castle was the home of one of the most prominent families of the Volyn Kingdom – The Wisniowieckis.
S142.3 km
Ascension Church - Wyshnivets, Ukraine
in Roman Catholic Churches
Ascension Church was built in 1536 by the famous Wisniowiecki family of the Volyn Kingdom.
SW157.6 km
Pidhirtsi Castle
Crown hetman Stanislav Koniecpolski in 1635 hired Andrea del Aqua to build a country villa, but the renowned architect took five years to build this masterpiece that eclipsed all other magnate homes around.
SW158.4 km
Olesko Castle
Built in antiquity as a defensive structure on a 50-meter hill surrounded by a moat surrounded by a swamp, the Oles’ko Castle was first mentioned in a papal document of 1327 when Pope Boniface IX gave the castle to the local Galician bishop.