From Cossacks to Kings: Vyshnivets. Ukrainian palaces. The Golden Age

The palace in Vyshnivka is called the Ukrainian Versailles because of its exterior and the mirrored hall in the interior, the same as in Versailles, the French royal residence. This palace was built by the Vyshnevetsky family. This is the family that gave us the founder of the traditions of the first Zaporizhzhia Sich, Dmytro "Baida" Vyshnevetskyi. Everyone in Ukraine is aware of this fact, but few people know that the Vyshnevetsky family owned a magnificent palace in western Ukraine. The real story of the Vyshnevetskyi Palace tells of the struggle between different empires, which ultimately had a significant impact on our distinctive Ukrainian identity. The real story of the palace in Vyshnivtsi, told by Akim Galimov: in the project Ukrainian Palaces. The Golden Age.
General producer and host: Akim Galimov
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Creative producer: Ruslan Sharipov
Director of Photography: Daria Sarycheva
Director of Photography: Anton Tkachenko
Second director of photography: Alexander Itygilov
Executive producer: Stanislav Zurakhov
Information producer: Anna Shmulyar
Post-production producer: Julian Akulov
VFX: Maxim Arsenyuk, Maxim Tkachenko
3-D Architect: Natalia Ryazanova
Editing directors: Alexander Novikov, Tatiana Shchukina, Vladimir Kulikov
Music editor: Natalia Yermakova
Color correction: Valery Kolesnik
Sound mixing: Valeriy Oniskov
Project was created with the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).