Palace in Lubiana

Lubiana Palace is a two-storey building from 1900, in the Art Nouveau style, with three symmetrical projecting bays. It stands in a village in Pełczyce municipality, in Choszczno County, and is entered in the heritage register together with the park.

The palace and park

The palace was built in 1900 by the von Schroeder family. The description of the village calls its style Art Nouveau, and the heritage register Classicist. The register gives the material: brick. The complex includes a park from the second half of the 19th century with old trees and a farm from the same century.

In the village

Of the church, demolished in 1955-1957, the churchyard wall and old trees remain. On the site of the church and cemetery a memorial park with paths and benches was created in 2010, and the village also has a children's playground, a village shelter and a 700-metre roller-skating route.

Practical information

• Address: Lubiana 8, Pełczyce municipality, Choszczno County.
• The palace is viewed from outside; the rules for entering the grounds are best checked with the Pełczyce municipal office.
• The nearest site, 4.3 km from the palace, is the church in Zamęcin.