Pałac w Kruszewie

The palace in Krushev is a fascinating monument of Neo-Renaissance architecture, which impresses with its six-story body topped by a tall cylindrical tower with a characteristic onion-shaped helmet.

Built in 1889 by banker Gideon von Wallenberg-Pachaly, it hides fascinating secrets, including underground passages connecting the palace to surrounding buildings. One of the entrances to this mysterious tunnel is located in a well by the water mirror.

Surrounded by a picturesque park, bordering the Notecka Forest, it is an ideal destination for lovers of history, architecture and quiet strolls among the greenery.