Palace in Nosibądy

Nosibądy Palace is today a ruin. The brick, Classicist palace from the mid-19th century stands in a former park in a village in Grzmiąca municipality (Szczecinek County). It is entered in the heritage register (number 954 of 1977).

The owners

Until 1687 the village belonged to the Glasenapp family, then to Joachim von Kleist and his successors. In 1735 the estate was held by the von Bonin family, and the last owner before 1945 was Hans von Zastrow.

The village

Nosibądy has one of the richest archaeological resources in the municipality, from traces of the Mesolithic or Neolithic to a large settlement of the Lusatian culture. The village also has a half-timbered church from the first half of the 16th century, extended in 1775.

Practical information

• The ruin is viewed from outside; the rules for entering the grounds are best checked with the Grzmiąca municipal office.
• Nearby: the church in Grzmiąca (about 7.9 km).
• It is the same distance, about 7.9 km, to the Trygław Boulder.