Zbarazh Castle
1626–1631 Renaissance fortified palace and bastion complex
Explore the courtyard palace and the vaulted casemate exhibitions of the National Reserve Castles of Ternopil.

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Ternopil centres on its three-hundred-hectare urban lake, created in the sixteenth century alongside Jan Amor Tarnowski's defensive castle and framed by the twin towers of the Dominican Cathedral. Just north, Zbarazh preserves a seventeenth-century palazzo in fortezza built to designs by Vincenzo Scamozzi, surrounded by earthen Dutch bastions and casemates.
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1626–1631 Renaissance fortified palace and bastion complex
Explore the courtyard palace and the vaulted casemate exhibitions of the National Reserve Castles of Ternopil.
Sixteenth-century reservoir and parkland in the heart of the city
Walk the waterfront promenade past the 1540 Old Castle and Elysian Park.
1749–1779 late-Baroque former Dominican church by August Moszyński
One of Podolia's finest eighteenth-century ecclesiastical interiors.
Beyond the obvious
Less obvious, rarely queued for, and usually the part people remember.
Eighteenth-century residence of the Wiśniowiecki princes north of Zbarazh
Overlooks the Horyn River valley with a landscaped park and mirror hall.