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Neo-Renaissance palace in Borusowa
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A manor house from the mid-nineteenth century for Adam Potocki — a tower, a gallery of arcades and a park.
The palace was erected in the mid-nineteenth century for Adam Potocki. In the years 1908–1909, it was rebuilt by Jan Bzowski — the last owner of the estate in Gręboszów. It is a vast, two-storey brick building with multi-slope roofs covered with ceramic tiles.
At the north-eastern corner, there is a slender tower with a tent roof. The façades are emphasized by cornices and rectangular windows; on the façade there is a balcony, in the corner a gallery with arched arcades. The building is surrounded by a park founded in the mid-nineteenth century — in the parish cemetery in Gręboszów, the classicist tomb of the Bzowski family has been preserved.
More on the municipality website: greboszow.pl
