A palace from 1899-1901 in Strzekęcino, called the Amber Palace after its sandstone façade, part of a palace and farm complex.
The palace in Strzekęcino, known as the Amber or Black Palace, is a historic palace from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. It owes its name to the sandstone that covers the façade.
In 1897 Kartz von Kameke became the owner of the estate. In 1899-1901 he built the palace. At the front it has a portico with the main entrance, crowned with a tympanum with sculptural infill and the von Kameke coat of arms.
The palace is part of a complex from the 18th and 19th centuries. It also includes a waterworks building, an administrative building, a granary-storehouse, a half-timbered barn, a water tower, an ice house, a park and a family cemetery in the park. The farm buildings and the park are also part of the register entry for the palace and farm complex in Strzekęcino.
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