Zubovai Palace

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Zubovai Palace (or Didždvaris) is a former palace of Prince Platon Zubov in Šiauliai, Aušros alley 50. Currently it is occupied by the Šiauliai University Faculty of Arts.^[1]

Zubovai Palace, Šiauliai

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Šiaulių dvaro sodyba, vad. Didžiadvariu (in Lithuanian)
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