Manor House in Kłębowiec

The manor house in Kłębowiec is a former noble residence of the Golc family in a village in Wałcz municipality, now in ruins. The heritage register covers the manor complex of the 17th-19th century: the ruin of the manor, the park and the farm buildings, that is a granary (now a store) and a stable with a coach house (now a barn and pigsty).

The Golc palace

The residence was built roughly at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries in the Baroque style, modelled on French solutions, in a horseshoe layout. It had one upper floor, a taller central part and more modest side wings for servants and farm use. The façade was articulated by corner projecting bays, pilasters and strong cornices. In 1945 the palace burned down and gradually fell into ruin. One side wing, which housed the palace chapel, and part of the centre have survived.

Practical information

• Location: Kłębowiec, Wałcz municipality, Wałcz County.
• The ruin is viewed from the outside, together with the former park; we do not go inside.
• Nearby: Rudnica Rope Park (about 2 km) and the Pomeranian Wall Museum in Wałcz (about 5.5 km).