Flemming Manor House in Buk

The Flemming Manor House in Buk, a settlement in Przybiernów municipality in Goleniów County, is a late Renaissance building from 1683 with cellars from the 15th century. The complex is listed in the heritage register.

The manor house

The manor house was built for the Świerzno line of the Flemmings by converting a distillery. The facade, portal and corners are rusticated, and above the main entrance is a niche with the Flemming coat of arms. In the 19th century the building was rebuilt, and after years the ruins were rebuilt after 1979. Since 1990 it has housed the Depository Library of the Pomeranian Library in Szczecin.

The park and the remains of the castle

In front, in the 18th century, a French park was laid out, today a forest one, covering 100 ha, with oak and beech stands and hornbeam avenues. South-east of the manor house lie the ruins of the Flemming castle from the 14th century, built on the site of a former earthwork stronghold.

Practical information

• Buk in Przybiernów municipality, Goleniów County; in the settlement, summer art open-air workshops are held.
• Check the library's hours before your visit with the Pomeranian Library.