It's a very beautiful and interesting place. This is one of the oldest estates in the Minsk region. In the 16th century it belonged to the princes of Solomeretsky. Later it came into the possession of Sapieha. In 1755, Mikhail Sapieha presented the property to Adam Khmar. The estate was built in 1775-1780. The details of the architecture and design were approved by Adam Khmara himself. After Adam's death, ownership passed to his brother, Yehim. The last owner was Romuald Holkovsky. Today it is a beautiful place for walking, where you can see a partially preserved architectural monument.

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Dmitriy K

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The ruins look very dilapidated, abandoned. In short: the manor was granted to Khmara (a certificate of ownership in the form of a bronze plate is attached), the king came to visit, there was an orphanage during the war. There's not much to look at. It can be seen that there is a full-height basement. You can walk along the ecological trail.

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Анна Андрушевич

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The casting area is well maintained, the park and ecotropics have been preserved.

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