Palace in Cetuń

Cetuń Palace is a Neo-Gothic residence from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries in Polanów municipality, which since the 1980s has housed a social care home. It was entered in the heritage register in 2017, and it stands on the Koszalin County Palaces and Manor Houses Trail.

The building

The brick, two-storey palace was built for Oscar Caminnecie, and in the first quarter of the 20th century it was extended. At the corners it has polygonal towers, on the axes of two façades taller projecting bays with stepped gables, and it is decorated with pinnacles, crenellations and arches. Small fragments of the former furnishings have survived in the interiors. A renovation was carried out in 1967-1973.

The owners and park

From the 15th century the village belonged to the von Glasenapp family, and after 1945 the palace with the park came under the care of the health administration. The park is well kept, while next to it farm buildings are decaying and a former distillery stands. Garbno Palace lies a few kilometres further on.

Practical information

• Cetuń 6, Polanów municipality.
• The palace is the seat of a social care home, so it is viewed from outside.