A brick palace from the mid-19th century with a central projecting bay and an attic storey, the former centre of an estate group, in a park with old trees.
Bierzwnica Palace was part of the farm buildings of a former estate group that included Rycerzewo and Rycerzewko, among others. The Wikipedia entry on the village dates it to 1850 and describes it as Neoclassical, with a central projecting bay and a tall attic storey, while the heritage register gives the mid-19th century and an eclectic style. The building is brick, and its surroundings are a park with old trees from the second half of the 19th century. The palace complex was entered in the register (no. A-220 of 2005, the park earlier, in 1978).
On a former saddler's workshop in the farm buildings, a German inscription has survived: “Sattlerei und Polsterwerkstatt” (saddler's and upholstery workshop). By the village stands a Neo-Romanesque church from 1836, formerly Protestant, with a stone nave and a brick tower covered with an onion-shaped helmet.
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