Palace in Trzęsacz

The palace in Trzęsacz stands inland, right next to the buildings of a horse stud farm, and forms part of a historic palace and farm complex of the 18th and 19th centuries. The heritage register dates the palace itself to the 18th century, states that it is of brick, and lists it under number 1290 of 1995. The whole complex is in private hands, so the palace and the park around it are viewed from the outside.

On Pałacowa Street grow four small-leaved lime trees designated natural monuments in 2003. One stands at the bend in the palace wall opposite the church, and another between the church building and the palace garden. It is 200 m from the palace to the Multimedia Museum on the Cliff.

Not far away are also the ruins of the church in Trzęsacz on the cliff, 300 m from the palace.

Practical information

• Address according to the register: Kamieńska 9, Trzęsacz, Rewal municipality, Gryfice County.
• Private land, no visits to the interiors; the palace can be seen from the road.
• It is about 100 m to the church of 1880, the Church of Divine Mercy.