a church of granite and brick from 1830 with a three-storey tower and a polychrome vault
a Neo-Gothic stone church from 1849 with a bell from 1617 in the tower
a manor with a steward's house and a 6.5 ha landscape park on Lake Sitno Wielkie
a church of granite and brick from 1830 with a three-storey tower and a polychrome vault
a Neo-Gothic stone church from 1849 with a bell from 1617 in the tower
a manor with a steward's house and a 6.5 ha landscape park on Lake Sitno Wielkie
Things to do in Sitno: a Baroque manor on Lake Sitno Wielkie and two 19th-century churches, in Myślibórz and Mieszkowice municipalities.
Sitno is the name of several villages. Two objects lie in Myślibórz municipality and one in Mieszkowice municipality, so check the municipality before you set out.
The manor and the church stand on ulica Sportowa, so a single stop covers both, and the manor looks onto the lake.
Dwór w Sitnie (gmina Myślibórz) (Manor in Sitno), at number 13, is a Baroque brick residence from the 18th century, with a steward's house and a landscape park on the north-eastern shore of Lake Sitno Wielkie. The register of monuments includes it.
Kościół św. Andrzeja Boboli w Sitnie (Church of St Andrew Bobola), at number 8, was built around 1830 with funds from the Plaumann Hohen-Ziethen family. It is a neoclassical branch church of granite and brick, with a tower and a painted barrel vault.
Kościół Najświętszego Zbawiciela w Sitnie (gmina Mieszkowice) (Church of the Most Holy Saviour) was opened in 1849. It is a neo-Gothic branch church with a two-storey tower and a bell from 1617, belonging to the parish in Troszyn. It should not be confused with the church in Sitno near Myślibórz.
The Plaumann Hohen-Ziethen family, around 1830. The church is neoclassical, of granite and brick.
Several. The manor and one church lie in Myślibórz municipality, and the other church in Mieszkowice municipality.