Small Potocki Palace
Maliy Palace PotockiUkraine, Nemyriv
Small Potocki Palace
Maliy Palace PotockiUkraine, Nemyriv
The Small Potocki Palace in Tulchin was built in 1775 in the classical style, with originally one-story outbuildings on the sides. Count Pototsky handed over the building for the needs of the Russian army, and here in 1796-97 the headquarters of Field Marshal A.V. Suvorov. At his headquarters, the great commander wrote his famous book The Art of Victory. In 1816-18, the headquarters of the Second Russian Army was located in the Small Palace. In 1815, by decree of Alexander I, the outbuildings were rebuilt by captured French soldiers into two-story barracks. After the redevelopment, the interiors of the palace were not preserved. Currently, the building is occupied by the Tulchin Veterinary College.
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