Palace in Żelmowo

The palace in Żelmowo is a two-storey building covered by a hipped roof, whose main mass has Neoclassical features. On the front is a porch with the main entrance, placed irregularly and crowned with the stone balustrade of a balcony, and above it a gable with a pediment. On the left side, in the second half of the 19th century, a wing on a square plan was added, and on the right stands a hexagonal, eclectic, two-storey tower.

The estate

From 1907 the Żelmowo estate belonged to the Mach family, and its owner managed 749 hectares until 1945. The village was first mentioned in 1284, and until 1816 it was a fief of the Dewitz family. Next to the palace a palace park has survived.

Practical information

• Żelmowo lies about 6 km west of Radowo Małe, in Radowo Małe municipality.
• Check the rules of entry with the manager of the property.
• Nearby: the manor house in Dargomyśl (about 2 km).