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Paszkówka Palace was constructed in the 19th century in neo-Gothic style. Luckily, WWII left it undamaged. After the war there were various organizations here as the palace belonged to the state: an agriculture society, school, medical centre, vet centre, and even a mushroom farm. Finally, in 1997 the palace was bought by Mr. Jan Oleksy with his wife and after thorough renovation it started to perform hotel and conference centre functions only. The hotel has 13 chambers and there are also 26 rooms in historic granary. In the fairytale scenery of the palace there are many wedding ceremonies organized and receptions held. Tourists can especially admire the outside of the building with a surrounding park or have a meal in the hotel’s restaurant.

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