Kosava Castle, located in Kosava, Belarus, is a striking example of neo-Gothic architecture. Built in the 19th century, this castle is also known as Kosava Palace or the Pusłowski Palace, named after the noble Pusłowski family who commissioned its construction. The castle features distinctive Gothic elements such as pointed arches, decorative battlements, and ornate windows. Although it suffered significant damage during World War II and fell into disrepair, restoration efforts have been undertaken to preserve its historical and architectural significance.
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