Twardowski Palace
Twardowskich Palace in Kobylniki was built in 1886 in neo-Renaissance style for Twardowski family. The project of palace has created Zygmunt Gorgolewski. The building structure consists of many separate - asymmetrical parts and numerous pinnacles and peaks. The building was made of brick and has a number of frames made using sandstone.
In front of the palace there is a large courtyard with a driveway. Near the entrance bears a plaque with the family crest and date of construction of the residence. The building is surrounded by a park with a pond. The property belonged to the family Twardowskich till the II World War. Now, after renovation in 1990, the palace serves as a hotel and restaurant.
Source of description:
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Tourist attractions in the neighbourhood of "Twardowski Palace":
- Wełna Church (24.8 km)
- Lake Kierskie (27.75 km)
- Strzeszyńskie Lake (29.82 km)
- Morasko meteorite nature reserve (30.86 km)
- Rusalka Lake (35.16 km)
- Nature reserve Żurawiniec (35.64 km)
- Marceliński Forest (35.82 km)
- The Botanical Garden of Adam Mickiewicz University (35.97 km)
- Sołacki Park (36.29 km)
- City Stadium in Poznan (36.98 km)
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| Architect |
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Zygmunt Gorgolewski |
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| Style |
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Historicism - Revival Architecture |
| Category |
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palace restaurant hotel |
| Material |
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brick |

