Palace in Lubiechów Górny

The palace in Lubiechów Górny, a village in Cedynia municipality, is a Neoclassical brick building from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, listed in the heritage register. The Wikipedia entry on the village calls it an imposing manor house surrounded by a park, near which stand farm buildings.

The complex and its protection

The heritage register describes the site as a palace and gives the Neoclassical style. The first entry dates from 1965 (no. 493), later ones from 1984 (no. 1057) and 2014 (no. A-1303). The complex includes a park and a former manor farm.

Nearby

Next to it, about 100 m from the palace, stands the granite Church of St Joseph the Worker from the second half of the 13th century, with a tower from the 15th century. In Lubiechów Górny an episode of Zbigniew Nienacki's novel “Księga strachów” takes place, connected with the chessboard sign on the church portal. At a distance of about 1.4 km lies the Dolina Świergotki Nature Reserve.

Practical information

• Address: Lubiechów Górny 19, Cedynia municipality, Gryfino County.
• Before your visit it is worth checking whether the grounds of the palace and park are accessible.