Palace

The palace in Rajków was built in 1910 and is part of a manor complex dating from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. It is a three-story building constructed in an eclectic style. Elements of Neo-Gothic and Neo-Renaissance architecture can be seen here. The building has a rectangular floor plan and is topped with a mansard roof. At the main entrance, facing the access road, there are two tall Ionic columns. From the side of the park and the nearby pond, a second entrance leads to the building via a flight of steps. The southern facade features a semicircular structure topped by a terrace. The palace is a historic landmark; however, its condition leaves much to be desired. The neglected palace awaits renovation, and the surrounding park and pond require maintenance. After World War II, the palace belonged to a state-owned farm (PGR); later, it served as a residence. The property was owned by the West Pomeranian University of Technology. Currently, the palace and its surroundings are privately owned. The interior is not open to the public; the building can only be viewed from the outside.