Palace in Nakomiady

The palace displays grand oak stairs, iron-hinged doors, and decorative elements crafted using traditional techniques with plaster and glazes throughout its structure.

The property became significant in 1396 with a Teutonic Knights fortress, later transformed into a palace by architect Joseph Piola in 1705.

The palace maintains Dutch Baroque architectural elements, featuring classical design principles influenced by Andrea Palladio's architectural philosophy.

The building functions as a hotel under Historic Hotels of Europe, offering modern amenities while preserving its original baroque characteristics.

The surrounding gardens contain English roses, artichokes, purple cabbage, lavender, marjoram, sage, and rosemary, creating a traditional vegetable and herb landscape.

Location: Nakomiady

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 54.00460,21.44820

Latest update: March 11, 2025 06:20