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Pishchalauski Castle is a registered state architectural monument. [8] As of 2013, it was in urgent need of major repairs, with part of one of its four towers having collapsed in April 2008. [1] [2] As of 2013, there were speculations that "Volodarka" might be transformed into a museum.
Minsk, Belarus. Pischalauski Castle is also sometimes called the Belarusian Bastille. The castle was built in 1825. It formerly served as a prison. The architect was named Pishchala. The castle was the site of the imprisonment of Belarusian writer Yakub Kolas from 1908 to 1911.
- vulica Valadarskaha 15, Minsk, Belarus
After presumably refusing to appeal his conviction, Kurilsky was shot in the execution chamber of Pishchalauski Castle in Minsk in 2007, though the exact date remains unknown. See also. List of serial killers by country; References
Pischalovsky Castle is located in a strategically advantageous place, occupying the top of Romanovsky Hill. According to the canons, the castle wall is high and impregnable, and at the corners it is fortified with watchtowers. The building itself is rectangular, has three floors. It was built immediately with the specifics of its purpose.
Pishchalauski Castle was built in 1825 by an architect Pishchala (hence it was referred as "Pishchalauski"). It has a retrospective castle style. In XIX c. the castle had a church, hospital, school, pharmacy, mechanical; shops, etc. Pishchalauski Castle is a registered state architectural monument. References:
History: Pishchalauski Castle, also known as the Red Castle, is located in Minsk, the capital of Belarus. The castle has a long and fascinating history, dating back to at least 1568, when it was first mentioned in a list of royal property of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
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