Located in the Zhuravno town between the Dnister and the Svich river in the Lviv region. The palace was built by Adam Zhebrovskyi in the Classical style at the end of the 18th century. The old palace that burned down in 1904 looked like a horseshoe with two symmetrically arranged annexes. Afterwards, the owner of the Zhuravno town, Anthony Skshynskyi built a new palace in the French Neo-Renaissance style. Between World Wars, it was rebuilt by its last owner Casimir Chartoryskyi. Nowadays, the palace is surrounded by the garden with valuable types of trees and bushes among which is a 300-year-old tulip tree.