Palace in Bycina

The palace in Bycina, in the municipality of Rudziniec, dates from the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries and is a brick building in the Baroque style. Together with the manor farm it forms a palace complex entered in the heritage register in 1960.

Form and interiors

It is a two-storey building on an L-shaped plan, covered by a mansard roof. The main entrance leads through a portal between two columns of the Corinthian order. The columns support a frieze with a cartouche bearing the Topór coat of arms, decorated with volute scrolls and pine cones. Old interior polychromes have survived. The palace was rebuilt from the 18th to the 20th century.

The complex

The complex includes a park, a mill, a barn, two farmhands' cottages and an outbuilding. Nearby stands a church of the Holy Trinity, described as the Church of the Holy Trinity in Bycina.

Practical information

• Address: ulica Zamkowa 20, Bycina.
• The sources give neither rules for visiting nor the building's current condition, so it is worth checking before a visit.