The Palace and Park at Dworek

The Neoclassical palace in Dworek was built in the second half of the 19th century. The building was designed on a rectangular plan. Topped with a gable roof, the palace has two stories and a usable attic. Characteristic elements of its architecture include the front risalit, topped with a triangular tympanum, and a three-story residential tower, covered with an octagonal cupola, which is crowned by a spire featuring a weather vane in the shape of a rooster. The avenue, which served as the axis of the former palace complex, ends in an oval shape at the palace entrance, surrounding a flower bed. To the north, the palace is surrounded by a 4.3-hectare park.