Manor Walewskis, Hoscha
For the first time on the terrain, is now the regional center Goshcha in Rivne region, mentioned in chronicles as early as 1152. At that time, these lands were donated to Murza-Kirda Khan, embraced the Christian faith. For centuries they had visited in possession and the Commonwealth, and the Russian and Austro-Hungary, and the director, and the Soviet Ukraine, but have not lost their appeal and cultural significance. One of the landmarks located in the land is the Walewski family homestead.
History of the estate
The landowners Walewski organized a large-scale livestock farming. Number of livestock, at the time, was huge: more than 3 thousand sheep, 4,000 horses, and the largest in the county cows Swiss breed. construction of the tannery had finished the beginning of 1861.
Of course, such a luxury is not could not affect the host`s house. Palace of the landowners Walewski, who with 1840 belonged to the estate in Gosche, built in chalet style - Alpine house with half-timbered facade and attic floor.
The building is located in the largest park in the area of peripheral British planning about 7 hectares. Unfortunately, despite the fact that this type of farmstead buildings on the territory of Ukraine is extremely rare, and the park itself and the chalet has long worn out and covered with bushes. But still among the parkland can be found relict ginkgo tree, which is sometimes called the "dinosaur tree" as well as more than 30 species of rare chestnut and ash trees that allow you to see how amazing the park was at the time. The old building of the chalet is located in the depths of the park, and only a little reminiscent of bygone grandeur and grooming.
Now it houses the district library, which stores a large book collection. And the building itself is waiting for restoration works to help restore it to its former glory.
How to get to the estate Walewskis
Goshcha urban village located just south of the route Exactly - Zhitomir, between Korets and Rivne . The final stop of shuttle buses Exactly - Goshcha is to spare, opposite a park.
