Estate with a park in Zhodishki

Zhodishki Estate is a unique architectural monument of the 18th-19th centuries, located in Grodno Region. The history of this place is linked to renowned noble families who made a significant contribution to the development of the region’s culture and architecture. The complex includes a manor house, a brewery, a water mill, and a park. It was once part of a Jesuit collegium. At different times, the estate belonged to the Potocki, Laskarys, and Miloshevsky families.

Architectural Style and Exterior Appearance of the Estate

The main building of Zhodishki Estate is designed in the classical style, featuring characteristic symmetry and strict lines. The facade incorporates Baroque elements, giving the building a majestic and elegant appearance. The central part is adorned with massive columns supporting a pediment, creating a sense of monumentality.

Layout and Interior Design

The original layout of the estate included spacious halls with high ceilings, stucco decorations, and ornamental details. The interior décor reflected the wealth and status of the owners, featuring natural materials, exquisite furniture, and artistic wall paintings.

Surrounding Landscape and Estate Park

Zhodishki Estate is surrounded by a picturesque park, designed according to the principles of 18th-century landscape gardening. Ancient trees, shaded alleys, and ponds created a harmonious space for relaxation.

Current State of the Estate

Today, the estate building is partially preserved, though its historical appearance requires restoration. Despite this, it continues to attract travelers interested in exploring Belarusian architectural heritage.

Excursions with a Visit to the Estate

An excursion from Minsk to Zhodishki Estate is an exciting journey into the past, offering an opportunity to learn about the history and architecture of this unique noble residence. Located in Grodno Region, the estate is a striking example of Belarusian manor culture of the 19th century.

During the excursion, you will learn about the owners of Zhodishki, the architectural features of the complex, and its significance in the region’s history. You will also enjoy a walk through the historic park surrounding the estate, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and harmony.

You can visit Zhodishki Estate as part of the tour The Millstones Turn: Zaslavl – Zhodishki by selecting a convenient date on the website.