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Nikolay Durasov’s Palace in Lyublino

Built in the 1680s, for a famous Godunov family and was called Godunovo.

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Later re-named it Lyublino (after the Russian verb “lyubit’” meaning “to love” or “to like”). Main parts made by Jean-Francois Neufforges, an 18th-century French architect. A broad staircase leads to the two-storey high Round Hall. In the north-western wing of the building the Column Hall. There are other classicism style sights in the Liublino estate: the steward’s house, an outhouse, household premises, a fragment of the palace greenhouse and the stable.

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