Dwór Chłapowskich w Rzeszowie, Art Nouveau manor in Rzeszów, Poland.
Dwór Chłapowskich in Rzeszów is an Art Nouveau manor with a rectangular entrance section and a taller western wing that define its structure. The complex comprises the main residence, a hunting lodge, stables, a granary, and a gate house, each displaying the decorative features characteristic of this architectural style.
The manor was built in the early nineteenth century and underwent major expansion and redesign about fifty years later. Following World War II, the family's ownership ended and the complex was converted into a children's institution.
The manor takes its name from the Chłapowski family, who shaped this place through generations of residence and ownership. Today, visitors can see how the buildings and grounds still reflect the life and traditions of this noble household.
The estate and surrounding park are open to the public as a city garden in the Slocina district, providing space to walk and explore the grounds. Visitors can move around the various buildings to view the architecture from different angles.
The building combines early nineteenth-century architecture with later additions through varied height levels and an irregular footprint that creates visual interest. This layering of different construction phases gives the complex a distinctive character that rewards careful observation.
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