Neoclassical rotunda of 1828, a former Protestant chapel by the palace, now the branch Church of St Teresa, with crypts of the Borcke family.
The palace chapel in Gawroniec, today a branch church dedicated to St Thérèse of the Child Jesus, was built in 1828 as a Protestant chapel by the palace. It belongs to the parish in Toporzyk.
The late neoclassical building has the shape of a granite rotunda covered by a dome, which is rare in the region. The heritage register lists brick walls and the neoclassical style; the building was entered in the register in 1965.
In the basement there are crypts with the remains of the former owners of the area, the Borcke family. One ornate coffin with the mummified body of Georg Matthias von Borcke has survived.
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