Užutrakis manor park

Užutrakis manor homestead is located in the territory of Trakai city, 2.8 km southeast of the road Trakai-Rykantai, on the north-eastern shore of Lake Galvė, on the peninsula of Galvė and Skaistis lakes. The manor house consists of a palace, a park and auxiliary buildings.
The Užutrakis area has been mentioned in historical sources since the 14th century. At that time it was called "Algirdas sala" and a palivarka ruled by the Tartar nobles David Kalimovičius, Malškovičius and Tomas Salavičius.
1723 it was bought by Stanislaw Seliava. 1753 St. Seliava's daughter Geištarienė-Narbutienė sold the Užutrakis manor to the canon of Vilnius Cathedral Dominikas Karolis Karpis, from whom in 1783. Užutrakis was bought by Laurynas Odinecas, who built a brick Unitarian church in the manor, which operated until 1839. 19th century pr. Užutrakis was the property of the Korev family.
1897 December 19 The manor of Užutrakis was bought by Count Juozapas Tiškevičius (1868-1917). 1901 June 5 At the initiative of Joseph Tiškevičius, the Russian Emperor Nicholas II declared Užutrakis a major. After his father's death in 1917. Užutrakis was taken over by Joseph's son Andrius Tiškevičius (1899-1972), who ruled Užutrakis until 1939. September 1

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