Furnished rooms
Original furniture.
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Łańcut Castle is a complex of historic buildings surrounded by a large park in the town of Łańcut in south-eastern Poland, about 17 km in a straight line east of the city of Rzeszów. It is one of the finest aristocratic residences in Poland and has been a national Historic Monument since 2005. For centuries it was the seat of noble families, among them the Lubomirskis and the Potockis, who turned the old castle into a grand palace. Its pink and white building has corner towers topped by green domes, with ivy covering parts of the walls. Inside are rooms with original furniture and paintings and a small 18th-century court theatre. A highlight for many visitors is the carriage museum in the old stables, with dozens of horse-drawn carriages and riding equipment, one of the largest collections of its kind in Europe. An English landscape park with old trees, a rose garden, an orangery and small pavilions surround the palace. An entry fee is charged for the palace and museums, with a cheaper ticket for the park. A full visit takes two hours or more, and the palace hosts concerts during an annual music festival.
Original furniture.
In the stables.
Trees and roses.
Łańcut, Subcarpathia, Poland
Two hours or more.
About 17 km in a straight line.