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Pałac w Siernikach

64-610, Sierniki 11, 89-240, Poland

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Place Types Tourist attraction
Address 64-610, Sierniki 11, 89-240, Poland
Coordinate 52.7390741,17.0776701
Website Unknown
Rating 4
Compound Code P3QH+J3 Sierniki, Poland

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Jan Kęsicki (10/29/2020)

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Michał P (09/16/2019)

SIERNIKI- Rogoźno commune. PALACE from the 18th century. From 1717, the village was owned by the Radoliński family, in 1849 the Szołdrzyński family. The current palace and park complex dates from 1786-1788 and completed in 1804, rebuilt in 1907. The palace is a classicist one-story building on a rectangular plan. The front facade is decorated with a portico supported on four columns. The park has a surface area 1.5 ha. Old English oaks, narrow-leaved lindens, and maples grow in it. The grange has a granary and a devastated distillery building. Photo: Michał Krzysztof P.

Krzysztof Kalinowski (07/29/2018)

From 1717 the village was owned by the Radoliński family, and in 1849 it became the property of the Szołdrzyński family. The present palace and park complex was founded in 1786-88 for Katarzyna Radolińska née Raczyńska, and was completed before 1804 by her daughter Wiridianna Kwilecka. The palace was built according to the design of Jan Christian Kamsetzer, under the supervision of Antoni Höhne, rebuilt in 1907, Classicist building, a one-story palace - villa, on a rectangular plan. The front facade is decorated with an Ionic portico with a tympanum, supported by four columns in great order. In the garden façade, there is a three-sided avant-corps of the great rotunda hall, two storeys high. The building is covered with a hipped roof. In the tympanum the inscription: "Sobie, Swoim, Przyjaźni, Czasowi", talking about the sentiments of the founder of the palace. Stone details of sculptures by Jan Szepsa. Inside: representative rooms on the ground floor, including the vestibule, round hall, white lounge, on the ground floor there is a circular columned "hall terrena" decorated with illusionist paintings, and the dome with clouds. There is no representative staircase. Woodwork, marble fireplaces, stuccoes (rosettes on the ceilings), paintings and flooring are partially preserved.