Palace in Wicimice

The palace in Wicimice is a brick, two-storey palace from the 1870s, today a ruin. Wikipedia describes it as Neo-Renaissance, the heritage register as Neoclassical. From the front it has a projection crowned with a pediment with the coat of arms of the von Osten family, the builders of the palace.

The park and the register

The palace was entered in the heritage register in 1974. Together with it, the manor park is protected. In the village there is also a Baroque-Neoclassical Church of St Joseph the Worker from the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries, rebuilt in 1738. By the church a cemetery and a brick fence from the same time have survived.

Practical information

• Address: Wicimice 40B, Płoty municipality, a village by national road no. 6.
• The ruin is viewed from the outside; check access to the site with the manager.
• Nearby: the Church of St Joseph the Worker in Wicimice (about 300 m).