Eclectic palace from 1910-1928 with an English-style park and an avenue of copper beeches.
The palace in Mosty stands in Goleniów municipality and is listed in the heritage register together with the palace complex. The present building was built in 1910-1928 for the von Flugge family, and construction was supervised by the architect Paweł Korff. The first mentions of a palace in Mosty date from the early 19th century, and the village was already known in 1302.
The palace is in the eclectic style and on the plan of an elongated rectangle. The elevations are decorated with loggias, oriel windows and a tower, and the front façade with two-axis corner projecting bays. During construction the foundations of the former manor house and the access avenue were kept. Behind the palace lies a manor park laid out in the 19th century in the English style, with ancient beeches, pines and oaks and an avenue of forty copper beeches. In 1979-2011 the palace housed a children's home and was not then open to visitors.
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