An eclectic palace from the 19th century in Lubogoszcz, the former seat of the von Glasenapp family, entered in the heritage register in 1966.
Lubogoszcz Palace is an eclectic residence from the 19th century in a village in Grzmiąca municipality, entered in the heritage register in 1966. The register gives its function as a manor house and brick as the building material.
Lubogoszcz lies 3 km south-east of Grzmiąca and has been mentioned since 1533. From the 18th century the village belonged to the fief of the von Glasenapp family, who remained its owners, like their relatives, until the end of the Second World War. In the area there are peat bogs.
Right next to it stands the Neo-Gothic St Mary Magdalene's Church from the 19th century. In Grzmiąca, about 3 km away, is the Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland.
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