Dwór w Łopusznej

This manor in Łopuszna is a wooden building with a rectangular shape, steeply pitched shingled roofs, and traditional features of Polish noble architecture. Located at Gorczańska Street 2, it now operates as a museum branch presenting exhibitions about the history of the local area.

Construction of this manor took place in the late 18th century, specifically between 1787 and 1790. The building reflects the architectural preferences and living standards of the Polish nobility during that era.

The manor served as a meeting place for writers and thinkers who gathered to discuss ideas and share their work. Visitors can sense the intellectual atmosphere that once filled these rooms when notable guests stayed here.

Visiting is best arranged through the Tatra Museum in Zakopane, which operates this location as a branch. Plan your visit in advance, as access may be limited and staff availability varies depending on the season.

Next to the manor stands a wooden cottage from 1887 called Klamerus, which was relocated here and contains period furnishings and a traditional kitchen. This small building shows how ordinary people lived in the region during the same era as the manor.