8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland
Rokosowo Castle was built in the mid-nineteenth century in the Romantic Gothic style, designed by architect Friedrich Stüller for Count Józef Mycielski. Then, for several generations, it was the residence of the Czartoryski princes. The building refers to the Gothic era, which is associated with both the two round towers, the battlement crowning the top of the castle, as well as slender columns and vaults inside. On the top of the central break there is a family coat of arms - Dołęga. There is a winter garden at the rear of the palace. The whole area is surrounded by a 3.2 ha park. Currently, the castle serves as the Center for European Integration and belongs to the Marshal's Office of the Wielkopolska Region. It deals with training and educational activities, as well as the organization of trainings and conferences. It is also an ideal place to organize a wedding in a fairy-tale atmosphere.
