Palace in Radzim

Radzim Palace is a brick Neo-Baroque building in a hamlet in Radowo Małe municipality, in Łobez County, with a palace park.

The palace and park

The heritage register dates the palace to the 4th quarter of the 19th century, and the Wikipedia entry on the locality to the 18th/19th century. The building is brick and Neo-Baroque. Around it lies a palace park, listed in the entry together with the palace as a historic site of the hamlet. Radzim was first mentioned in 1325 as Radem, and today it has about 120 inhabitants and belongs to the Troszczyno village council area.

The nearest historic sites are the church in Sławsin (2.5 km) and the church in Bieniczki (3.2 km), and among the palaces Żelmowo Palace (5.4 km).

Practical information

• Location: the hamlet of Radzim, about 11 km west of Radowo Małe and 22 km west of Łobez.
• The palace is viewed from outside; the rules for entering and its current condition are best checked on site.