A Neo-Gothic palace in Rzepczyno, rebuilt from an almost complete ruin, with a tower topped with battlements; next to it a historic small church and a bell tower.
Rzepczyno Palace is a Neo-Gothic palace with a tower topped with battlements, rebuilt from an almost complete ruin. It stands in a village in Brzeżno municipality in Świdwin County, next to a historic small church.
The heritage register dates the palace to the early 19th century and states that it is brick. According to the Wikipedia entry on the village, the rebuilt building houses workshops, a library, a chapel and a boarding house for young people in education, run by the Salesians. Earlier the building was looked after by an association that ran a free post-secondary school of arts and crafts.
Next to the palace stands a historic small church with a wooden bell tower, in which hangs a bell from 1574, made by the Stargard bell founder Joachim Karsted. By the church there is an obelisk dedicated to the local residents who fell in the First World War.
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