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Zespół Szkół im. A. Mickiewicza

Objezierze 3, 64-600 Oborniki, Poland

+48 61 296 62 76

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Place Types School
Address Objezierze 3, 64-600 Oborniki, Poland
Coordinate 52.6021575,16.7642494
Website http://www.zs.objezierze.pl/
Rating 5
Compound Code JQ27+VM Oborniki, Poland

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Aritea Arietty (09/14/2020)

School hopelessly organized in terms of online affairs. Its website is very flawed, it doesn't even include anything as important as the days and hours of the boarding school. The only advantage of this school is the possibility of practicing a future profession within its influence, although I doubt this as well. In the era of the coronavirus pandemic, students can send home without reason, when they only have an allergy-related cold.

Wuja Jurek (08/03/2020)

Good school, apprenticeships taken care of, transport too

Zygmunt Borowski (11/28/2018)

The palace complex in Objezierze is an example of a classicist landowner residence in Greater Poland. It was built in the years 1786-1788 by General Wojciech Węgorzewski and his wife, Aniela Kwilecka. The appearance of the palace was changed by the reconstruction carried out by the Turns in 1840-1841 and another reconstruction carried out in 1905-1906. The palace is surrounded by a vast landscape park stretching along the north-south axis. Objezierze hosted, among others Adam Mickiewicz, Wincenty Pol and Józef Ignacy Kraszewski, who in 1867 planted a commemorative lime tree in honor of Tadeus Kościuszko. Currently, the palace houses a school complex.

Krzysztof Kalinowski (07/27/2018)

The palace was built at the end of the 18th century for Aniela Węgorzewska nee Kwilecka. Obzierze. In the 1840s, a second floor was added, designed by Aleksander d \\\ 'Alphonse de Saint Omer. Another reconstruction in the years 1905-1906, designed by Stanisław Borecki, consisted in the addition of two extreme one-axis and two-story avant-corps. - In 1939, the owner was Stanisław Turno. The building with three-sided avant-corps in the garden elevation. Inside, there is a living room over two floors and preserved patterned floors in some rooms.

Maciej _K (08/09/2020)

The classicist palace in Objezierze was built at the end of the 18th century by the Węgorzewski family. The Turn family became the next owners of the palace. It was visited by Adam Mickiewicz, Stefan Garczyński, Józef Ignacy Kraszewski, Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz, Wincenty Pol and Władysław Syrokomla. At that time, the palace was the center of political thought and intellectual life. Currently, together with the surrounding park, it belongs to the Agricultural School Complex. It is possible that the property will return to its rightful owners - the Turn family.

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