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Altitude: 113 m. ASL.
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Poland > mazowieckie
Cache type: Traditional
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Date hidden: 30-09-2010
Date created: 28-09-2010
Date published: 30-09-2010
Last modification: 28-06-2017 
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The palace, designed by Bronislaw Żochowski-wade, was built in 1882 for a family-Belina Brzozowski. On wikipedia they say it's neo-Renaissance French, plaque embedded in the wall, claims that the neo-baroque. Destroyed during the Second World War, the rebuilding has gained a floor.
And now curiosity. Since the plot is quite small, the architect devised a clever solution for coaches. Well, two leading to the palace gates, entry and exit. Carriages could drive right to the front door and leave the second gate, could also have been driven into the yard and go back there. Preserved metal bumpers. I also recommend to look at the lanterns.
The Container may not be available during heavy snowfall. It is better to pillage the day, the tourist with a backpack, a photographer, whatever. From the genre: the darkest lantern. We'll see how much strength.
And now curiosity. Since the plot is quite small, the architect devised a clever solution for coaches. Well, two leading to the palace gates, entry and exit. Carriages could drive right to the front door and leave the second gate, could also have been driven into the yard and go back there. Preserved metal bumpers. I also recommend to look at the lanterns.
The Container may not be available during heavy snowfall. It is better to pillage the day, the tourist with a backpack, a photographer, whatever. From the genre: the darkest lantern. We'll see how much strength.
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