The Palace and Park

The Neoclassical palace was built in the second half of the 19th century. It is a two-story building with a usable attic, topped by a gable roof featuring four dormers on the front facade. On the main axis, a slightly projecting risalit topped with a triangular tympanum extends from the front of the palace. The grandeur of the main axis is emphasized by a balcony supported by four columns above the entrance. In 2005, the palace underwent a thorough restoration. It currently serves as a banquet and conference venue. The palace is surrounded by a historic park spanning nearly seven hectares, where one can find specimens of beech trees, pea cypresses, and silver maples.