Badeni Palace is a classicist manor in the centre of Busk, Lviv region. Construction began around 1810 for Wojciech Albert Mier, on the site of an older wooden estate. In 1879 the property passed by marriage to Count Kazimierz Felix Badeni — governor of Galicia and later prime minister of Austria-Hungary — and his family held it until 1939. The two-storey building has a portico on the main façade, a long balcony and stone urns on the rear balustrade, and stands in an old park. Nationalised in 1939 and later used by a Soviet military unit, the palace has stood empty for years and is slowly decaying; a fire in 2016 damaged the roof and ceilings. The building has since been transferred to the town and roof repairs have been commissioned. It does NOT operate as a museum — it can only be viewed from the outside, from the square and the park.
No. The palace is not a working museum: it stands empty and unsafe after a 2016 fire, and the interior is closed. It can only be viewed from outside.
Kazimierz Felix Badeni owned the estate from 1879. He was governor of Galicia and prime minister of Austria-Hungary in 1895-1897; his family kept the palace until 1939.
Construction started around 1810 under the Mier family, on the site of an earlier wooden manor.
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м. Буськ, Золочівський р-н, Львівська область
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Free to view from the outside. The palace does not operate as a museum and no tickets are sold
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