Marszałkowicz Palace and Park Complex in Kamienica

The palace and park complex in Kamienica in Limanowa County consists of an Empire-style palace with a landscape park around it. It formerly belonged to the Marszałkowicz family, and today the palace serves as a training and tourist centre.

The palace and park

The brick palace was built between 1830 and 1840 for Maksymilian Marszałkowicz, then owner of Kamienica. It is a white building under a hipped black shingle roof. A colonnade decorates the single-storey main body, with two-storey wings on the sides. The park has old trees, including arborvitae, Weymouth pine, Swiss pine, red oak and Serbian spruce. It is entered in the voivodeship heritage records.

Other buildings of the complex

The complex also includes the Kirchner manor house from the early 19th century, the former post office with small columns on its façade, which now houses a restaurant, and a former armoury or granary and a forester's lodge. Nearby stands the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Kamienica.

Practical information

• Locality: Kamienica, Limanowa County, on the edge of the Gorce.
• The palace functions as a centre, so access to the interiors depends on the centre's rules. It is worth checking before a visit.