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Pałac w Margoninie

Tadeusza Kościuszki 47, 64-830 Margonin, Poland

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Place Types Tourist attraction
Address Tadeusza Kościuszki 47, 64-830 Margonin, Poland
Coordinate 52.9787083,17.1236616
Website Unknown
Rating 4
Compound Code X4HF+FF Margonin, Poland

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Pjoter URBX (11/09/2020)

A beautiful and historic site in the midst of fall.

Zygmunt Borowski (04/07/2019)

The palace in Margonińska Wieś was built in the 16th century as a mansion in the Gothic style. In the years 1842-53, due to poor condition, the palace was rebuilt in the neo-Gothic style by new owners. Józef Wybicki, the creator of the Polish national anthem, who married to Kunegunda Drwęska in 1773, was associated with this place. After gaining independence in 1918, the palace was a forestry school, later a forestry training center. The palace is surrounded by a botanically valuable park with an area of 17.8 ha. The entire complex from 1918 was owned by the Polish state. In recent years, it has become privately owned and devastated with the adjacent park. - The palace in Margonińska Village was built in the 16th century as a mansion in the Gothic style. In 1842-53, due to poor condition, the palace was rebuilt in the neo-Gothic style by new owners. Józef Wybicki, the creator of the Polish national anthem, who married to Kunegunda Drwęska in 1773, was associated with this place. After gaining independence in 1918, the palace was a forestry school, later a forestry training center. The palace is surrounded by a botanical valuable park with an area of 17.8 ha. In recent years, it has become privately owned and devastated with the adjacent park.

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