Virtual Heritage Museum OF THE PRINCES OF OSTROG
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The first documentary references about Mezhyrich are found in the letter of 1396. Over time, it turned into one of the favourite residences of the princes of Ostroh, and was strengthened with earth defensive shafts with two entry gates Dubnivska and Zaslavlska. The ruins of the latter (Zaslavska gate ) have survived to this day.
