Maciejów Palace

The palace features two storeys with symmetrical facades, eleven axes on the eastern side and nine axes on the western side, under a high hip roof.

Carl Gotthard Langhans designed this palace around 1790 during Count Gottlieb Ernest's ownership, marking the start of multiple noble families' residencies over centuries.

The interior preserves original late 18th-century Romantic wall paintings and an authentic fireplace within a layout of rooms divided by a central corridor.

The palace stands in the center of Maciejów, with a park extending to the west and a court of honor with manor farm buildings to the east.

The western facade includes a shallow avant-corps crowned by a triangular pediment, while stucco festoons separate window installations on the side facades.

Location: Maciejów

Architects: Carl Gotthard Langhans

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 51.03440,18.28830

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:32