Дворец принца Ольденбургского
839 reviews
April 10, 2024
You can't get into the palace. Just look from the street. We shouldn't have climbed the mountain with the children.
See original · Русский
3
1
November 14, 2023
It smells of history, very interesting .....you can take pictures beautifully
See original · Русский
1
1
October 20, 2023
150 rubles for an incomprehensible place. The feeling of an unfinished cottage. Boards, profiled sheet, cinder blocks and other construction debris. The remains of the old parts of the building have been preserved, but there are very few of them
See original · Русский
3
August 27, 2024
It's falling apart slowly
See original · Русский
3
1
July 16, 2023
In fact, it is no longer there. A hotel is being built there. Don't waste your time. There is no way to get to the palace. But thanks a lot to those people who are restoring it.
See original · Русский
August 13, 2023
A chic place, beautiful, atmospheric, opens from 10-00 in the morning.
See original · Русский
3
January 16, 2024
The place is beautiful, but you can not visit everything is closed, it is not possible to pass only to look from the side
See original · Русский
3
1
October 18, 2024
It's interesting to see.
See original · Русский
2
June 25, 2023
The entrance fee is 150 rubles. An abandoned building. Nothing is protected from falling. Therefore, keep an eye on the children. It's just fenced off where you can't walk and that's it
See original · Русский
1
1
September 4, 2023
There are two people sitting at the entrance.!!! They collect 150 rubles. for which, it is not clear, the money is in your pocket, as it was 5 years ago, so it remained!!!
See original · Русский
3
2
May 31, 2024
A beautiful place where good people live ;)
See original · Русский
3
September 12, 2023
Beautiful views, gorgeous history of the Oldenburg faces and their activities for the benefit of Russia. But the palace itself is in a deplorable state. Very sorry
See original · Русский
3
July 31, 2023
The staff at the entrance sat 4 abhazas. Neither hello nor goodbye! Give me the money and go - well, in principle, it's all over Abkhazia. But there's a great view of the sea from there!
See original · Русский
1
September 11, 2023
There's not much to do besides a photo with a round window. Entrance is paid (150 rubles), but the garbage is not cleaned (bottles are found empty and broken).
The path to the castle is implicit from the city - you have to go after the abandoned shopping center
See original · Русский
3
December 9, 2024
Restoration is required
See original · Русский
4
July 24, 2022
Construction work is underway, but you can see and walk around the rooms. In general, there are many interesting atmospheric abandonments in old Gagra)) crawling in them in the heat is a pleasure)
See original
3
October 1, 2023
An interesting place, many locations, beautiful views, the price is 150 rubles.
See original · Русский
2
2
November 8, 2023
Very beautiful, cool for ramontic walks
See original · Русский
3
August 14, 2022
One question is why?
Climb steep stairs to face a closed door. Go to another one even higher in the heat to stumble upon a growling dog behind a wrought-iron door. We went down to the first door again, while we were walking towards it, two dogs were released from above, they were crying, trying to get down, they brought down stones the size of a tennis ball and more on tourists....They charged 150 rubles per person at the entrance. It costs so much to walk on the leaky floor and cracked stairs to look at the bare walls and the beach from above.
See original
3
2
November 20, 2023
Everything is in disrepair, I don't understand why I paid for the entrance. They don't think about the safety of visitors. Dilapidated balconies and floors.
See original · Русский
4
1
September 15, 2023
A very huge castle with many rooms. Admission is 150 rubles per person. It is a pity that he is not being cared for at all (dirt, wrappers...
See original · Русский
August 21, 2023
The view is gorgeous, there is no cleanliness. Abandoned, trash bottles, mattresses are lying around. Some unknown person takes money for admission. But not what conditions. It's a little dangerous, it's not frozen. The cliff.
See original · Русский
3
May 14, 2022
The view is beautiful on Gagra, but no more. The entrance fee is 150 rubles. For what? To look at the ruins and unfinished buildings, which can be viewed for free at every step in Abkhazia?! It's just that people of local nationality put up a gate, a camera and hung a sign "private territory") well, what can I say - this is the whole of Abkhazia. No one wants to restore anything, even to remove the bottles, but at the same time they are not ashamed to take money for admission
See original
15
1
July 11, 2024
It's a beautiful place, but they didn't get inside, it's closed for restoration
See original · Русский
June 6, 2022
The castle, of course, impresses with its architecture, scale and views! I would like to see the castle in its heyday, because now it is only the remains of former luxury, almost ruins. At the entrance, they charge 150 rubles per person for the opportunity to walk, the territory is private. As we were told, the castle is awaiting restoration, but the timing is clear. It's worth going either for lovers of abandonment, or if you want to take a couple of Instagram photos.
See original
4
October 2, 2023
It's a nice palace, but our oligarchs have a much better one. Apparently, the prince didn't have enough money or he was modest.
See original · Русский
3
April 1, 2024
Although in a little desolation, but everything is fine!!!
See original · Русский
1
July 9, 2023
A beautiful view of the sea opens from the windows of the castle. It would be nice to restore it, tourists come every day, pay money.
See original · Русский
3
March 31, 2024
An iconic place, the remains of the castle, the opportunity to climb up and explore the place.
See original · Русский
3
November 7, 2023
We are waiting for the completion of the repair. Although, in this case, this "abandonment" will lose some of its charm. It is unclear how such things could happen at all
See original · Русский
3
September 7, 2022
In general, there is nothing special there
The views are super, there are Angry dog signs, and they really are there, but outside the door where tourists are not allowed
So these dogs really fit into the interior of this castle and it turns out like in the movie ... such big dogs guard the castle 🏰
It looks very cool
See original
3
1
July 22, 2022
The castle is half abandoned, the floors are buzzing underfoot, so you should walk carefully and on tight crossbars. Restoration work is underway or has been going on for some time, because the upper part looks completely new. There are a lot of tourists and construction debris, so there is no feeling of an abandoned building.
I do not advise trying to go around the top through the barrier or drive up the serpentine. Walk along the wide road from the Seaside Park, and then up the stairs. Don't listen to people who couldn't get there, they probably didn't even try. Come to the gate, knock and you will be met by a guard who will let you into the territory for 150 rubles. The man we met let the children through for free.
They close at 19:00, so you should not delay going there.
And yet the views from the castle are just amazing!
See original
3
October 8, 2023
A beautiful place with a beautiful view, it's a pity that they don't take care of it: over time, the ceilings break down, fall apart, holes appear, a few more years and it may not be safe here
The view is gorgeous
See original · Русский
September 24, 2023
Beautiful view of the sea. The castle itself is small. It is fenced and charges an entrance fee. This fact is upsetting
See original · Русский
July 24, 2023
The views are impressive.The passage is 150 rubles- and then crawl yourself.It's dangerous in places, of course, no fences- be responsible for yourself and for your children.
See original · Русский
3
September 11, 2021
We visited this place the other day. Everything is working to get inside, go up the wide road, and YOU DO NOT NEED to go up the steps, you will get to a private territory. You need to go further along the road to the green gate. Knock there and they will open for you. Admission is 150 rubles per person, of course it is illegal and everyone understands this, but unfortunately there are no rules in Abkhazia :) or they are, but are not respected. It's very authentic inside, you can take a lot of beautiful photos. It's not worth it with children, there are a lot of dangerous places. The place itself is certainly ruined. Read the prince's story, it is also useful for expanding your horizons
See original
4
2
July 4, 2022
very beautiful views, a gorgeous location for a photo shoot, panoramic views of the sea and the Abaata hotel, the hotel across the street, there is also a 6th century church
See original
3
July 20, 2023
It was not possible to see up close, no one is allowed in. Although later we saw people walking on the walls, but for some reason we were not allowed in.
See original · Русский
3
June 18, 2023
You can't get into the palace. The climb is very beautiful, the dog near the closed gate is very beautiful and big. I can't see anything else.
See original · Русский
2
2
July 31, 2022
Incredible beauty! Yes, it's dangerous, you need to be careful. Don't let the children go away from you!
History.....
It's a pity that the ruins remain
It's a pity that it's like this...Yes, it is so all over Gagra...There are ruins everywhere..Alas.
It's a very beautiful castle...It's just unbelievable...
See original
3
July 6, 2022
If you come to Abkhazia, this is one of the places that you must visit, the entrance costs 150 rubles, although they will not give you a check or a coupon, but it does not matter, of the minuses that there are no pointers how to get through. No one limits the time, you can walk and take pictures even until you turn blue, Hoolies are awesome for photos
See original
3
1
August 17, 2024
Ruins.Sadly.
See original · Русский
3
1
September 30, 2021
Being in Gagra is definitely worth a visit to the Prince of Oldenburg's palace. The palace is in a dilapidated state, although it was built at the beginning of the last century. Restoration work is underway on part of the territory - they are closed to the public. The part is open. You need to walk carefully - somewhere there is no part of the spans, somewhere there is a railing or even a hole in the floor. The palace is located in Staraya Gagra. It is built on a hill and is almost invisible from the road. To get to the palace, you need to overcome 200 meters of ascent, then go up the stairs. When you come to the high gates of the profiled sheet, knock. The visit is paid, but the views are worth it. Near the Abaat Palace, Gagripsh restaurant, colonnades and Gagra cinema (the one in the film) are 15 minutes away.
See original
5
July 11, 2022
First of all, this place will be interesting for lovers of history, architecture or just abandoned buildings. Entrance is paid (150 rubles), the upper part of the castle is closed to tourists, but even without this there is something to see and where to take pictures. There are no guided tours, the inspection is independent. Look carefully at your feet!
See original
1
August 21, 2023
It is sad that they have not yet taken up the restoration. It's a very interesting place. Wonderful view of the sea and the pier.
See original · Русский
February 9, 2022
It's a cool place with a great story. It was not possible to get inside, during restoration, but the surroundings are steep, the views are fascinating and the history. In general, Abkhazia is cool😍
See original
6
3
June 6, 2024
Repairs (sluggish) after the fire, when they will be finished - it is not known.
See original · Русский
July 2, 2024
Not even all locals know about such places! This is something!
See original · Русский
August 21, 2023
A very significant place for the city of Gagra, but unfortunately it is not well maintained.
See original · Русский
3
1
January 15
An interesting place
See original · Русский
3
1