A two-winged palace with a late Baroque wing and a Neo-Gothic wing with a tower, in a park on Lake Płoń, next to megalithic tombs.
Karsko Palace (German: Gut Schöningsburg) forms a residential complex together with the park. The two-storey building has two wings: the older, late Baroque one dates from the 18th century, and the younger, Neo-Gothic one from the 19th century, with an octagonal tower covered with a pyramidal helmet. The heritage register gives the year 1891 and entered the complex in 1991 and 2020 (no. A-1194 and A-1886).
The palace park lies on the high bank of Lake Płoń. By its eastern boundary megalithic tombs have survived, in the form of earth mounds surrounded by rows of boulders.
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