Palace in Radacz

Radacz Palace is an eclectic residence of the von Kleist family from the second half of the 19th century, standing on Lake Radacz in Borne Sulinowo municipality. The heritage register dates it to the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries; it was entered in the register in 1976.

The seat of the von Kleists

Radacz was the family seat of the Radacz line of the von Kleists, first mentioned in a document about a fire of 1403. According to the Wikipedia entry, the estate belonged to this family until the end of the 19th century, and the palace and park were created through its efforts.

The park and present condition

The palace is surrounded by a park of 3 ha, laid out in the 19th century in the landscape style. According to the accounts of residents cited in the Wikipedia entry, after the war the building served as the seat of the management of a state farm and as a holiday centre, and today it is dilapidated.

Nearby

Right next to it stands St Maximilian Kolbe's Church, half-timbered, from 1744.

About 5 km further on lies Juchowo Palace.

Practical information

• The palace is viewed from outside; the interiors are not open to visitors, and its current condition should be checked before a visit.