Arboretum and Orenstein Estate, Storozhynets
An arboretum of 1912 at the Orenstein estate, now the grounds of the Storozhynets Forestry College.
The park in Storozhynets was laid out in 1912, when the region was part of Austria-Hungary. These lands belonged to the Flonder family, and later Michel Orenstein became their owner. The park covers about 17–17.5 ha, and sources put its collection of trees and shrubs at anything from more than 980 species and forms to more than a thousand species. The two-storey stone building with an observation tower bears the inscription “1912” and is now one of the buildings of the Storozhynets Forestry College. Since 1945 a forestry college has operated on the basis of the arboretum, and the park grounds still belong to it today. The park has the status of a nature monument of national significance.
The town of Storozhynets, 1 Kreitera Street (travels.in.ua, updated 23.04.2025), a little over a kilometre from the centre towards Berehomet (Ukrinform, 15.06.2025). Admission is free, group tours by prior arrangement (Ukrinform, 15.06.2025); no opening hours in dated sources. According to ACC (21.07.2026), unknown persons destroyed a recreation spot by the lake that had been created more than 40 years ago.