New Acropolis collaborates in the restoration of a 300 year-old castle (Ukraine)

Volunteering

Volunteers from seven Ukrainian cities came together to support the restoration of the Pidgirtsi castle, built in the 17th century, in a meeting organized by New Acropolis under the slogan “Pidgirtsi Renewal”.

During a period of 7 days several construction projects were carried out, such as raising the wall of the back of the castle which began to collapse and needed to be restored with stones weighing about 100/150kg each. The task became even more difficult when the lifting crane could not support the weight of those stones and broke, so volunteers had to find other creative options!

The terraces of the castle were cleared of grass and scrub and the second floor was worked on to clean it of 20 year-old dust and construction debris! The staff of the castle will continue to whiten the walls and prepare the rooms for a gradual restoration. In 2018, the second floor is expected to open for tourists.

 

 

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

 

 

 

 

 

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

 

 

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

 

 

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

 

 

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

 

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

 

 

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

 

300-Year-Old Castle Restored with Support of New Acropolis in Ukraine

 

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