PUSLOVSKI PALACE (ПУСЛОВСКИХ ПУСЛОВСКИХ)

Built in 1830, this palace is a fine example of classical planning, thanks to Gothic elements in its architectural ensemble. This would reflect a certain interpretation of romanticism peculiar to architecture of the th century. One legend said that the palace had its own guardian: a lion walked at night in the corridors and ensured the safety of the inhabitants. In 1943, the supporters set fire to it. The castle burned in ten days. Today, reconstruction work is under way.