Manor House in Nakło

The manor house in Nakło stands in the centre of the village, next to St Nicholas's Church. It was built by Count Kajetan Bystrzonowski and completed in 1795. The building has an area of about 1,900 square metres and is entered in the heritage register of the Silesian Voivodeship.

Local tradition

According to local tradition, the manor house once held a hospital or almshouse, and during the Napoleonic Wars soldiers were quartered in it. The residents are said to have funded a monument to Napoleon Bonaparte, which after the Second World War was converted into a figure of St Florian.

Nearby

There are more manorial residences like this in this part of the voivodeship, for example the manor house in Turzyn.

Practical information

• Village: Nakło, Częstochowa County.
• The manor house is not a museum. Whether you can see it up close, and the condition of the building, are worth checking with the municipal office before your visit.