Kosava: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

The Puslovsky Palace is a 19th-century cultural heritage complex. The ensemble consists of a central two-storey building, two side wings, and faceted towers crowned with battlements. The palace has 12 towers and more than 100 rooms in total; the historic interiors include the White, Black, and Pink Halls.

Visitors to Puslovsky Palace can also see a temporary exhibition in five halls. It covers local history, the Puslovsky family, events of the 20th century, and the restoration, as well as other exhibitions.

Renting a holiday apartment in Kosava can be part of your personal travel planning.

Museum and Memorial

The Tadeusz Kosciuszko Memorial Estate Museum opened to visitors on September 23, 2004. Its memorial area conveys the way of life of the landed gentry, from which Tadeusz Kosciuszko came. The historical area explores the life and work of Tadeusz Kosciuszko.

Religious Buildings

The Holy Trinity Church of Kosava is a Neo-Gothic architectural monument with stained-glass windows, a five-sided apse, and a four-sided, tent-shaped bell tower. Tadeusz Kosciuszko was baptized in this church. The Holy Trinity Church can be visited independently or as part of a tour group; visitors can pray there before a miracle-working icon.

The Catholic cemetery chapel of Kosava was built in 1859. Its pointed turrets give it a fortress-like appearance.

The Church of St. Anthony is an active Orthodox church in the center of Kosava. It has a multi-storey bell tower and an octagonal drum with an onion-shaped dome.

More local pages: Zubačy, Stolin, Tscharnautschyzy, Silichi, Ivanava, Medna, Cherni, Iwazewitschy

For the higher-level travel overview: Brest Region.