Palace in Stuchowo

Stuchowo Palace is a two-storey residence of the von Plötz family in the village of Stuchowo in Świerzno municipality. It was built in 1880 to 1888 in the eclectic style and is entered in the heritage register.

The building and its former owners

The palace is distinguished by an octagonal tower with a neo-Baroque cap and, at the front, a portico with pillars, flanked by towers forming projections. Above the entrance are the coat of arms and initials of the von Plötz family. Next to the southern wing stood the ruins of the family manor house from the 18th century, rebuilt in the 1880s. The palace is part of a complex with a 19th-century park. In the 17th century the village belonged to Caspar von Plötz, and then to his descendants. Right next to it is the palace and park complex in Stuchowo.

Practical information

• Address: Stuchowo 51, Świerzno municipality.
• The current condition and ownership are not established from verified sources, and access to the interiors is unknown. Check with the municipality before your visit.