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Pałac WarmątowiceSienkiewiczowskie
Pink façade of Warmątowice Palace with its tower reflected in the moat on a sunny day

Stay in a palace that remembers four centuries 

Five intimate guest rooms, halls for weddings and meetings, a park with a moat and fallow deer. A place to rest and to celebrate.

Salon with a piano, paintings and a beamed ceilingInteriors with soul
The palace surrounded by its moat, a stone bridge and spruces in the parkPark, moat and 4 ha of green

A palace since 1602

History that welcomes you.

A Renaissance fortified manor, a Baroque palace, Field Marshal Blücher's headquarters and an estate bequeathed in a will to Henryk Sienkiewicz. Today, an intimate place to rest and celebrate.

Discover the history

Stay at the palace

Stay at the palace

Five individually furnished guest rooms on the second floor, reached by stone and wooden stairs. Each has its own colour, furniture and view.

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Weddings

A wedding in the palace park

A ceremony beneath a floral arch before the pink façade, a reception in vaulted halls for up to 200 guests, photos by the moat and a night in one of the palace rooms. No travelling, no rush.

  • Halls for up to 200 guests
  • Civil or church ceremony on site
  • Park, moat and gazebo for photos
  • Free consultation and viewing
Floral wedding arch on the lawn with the palace behind
Head table with white flowers against a stone wall
Rose arrangement on the table in a vaulted hall
Renaissance manor built
1602
guest rooms
5
wedding guests
200
of greenery
4 ha
Palace salon with a beamed ceiling, tables and antique furniture

For companies

Meetings with character

Three banquet and conference halls, 4 hectares for picnics and team events, business lunches and rooms for participants. Close to the A4, far from office routine.

  • 01Conferences and training
  • 02Board and client meetings
  • 03Team events and banquets
  • 04Picnics and outdoor events
  • 05Business lunch

Gallery

See it before you arrive

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“No one is drawn to Poland and the Polish idea by the threat of losing the land inherited from their fathers.”
— Henryk Sienkiewicz, replying to the widow of Alfred von Olszewski

The palace's owner left his estate to the Nobel laureate. The writer declined — which is why the village is now called Warmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie.

Discover the history
The palace with its clock tower, a blossoming magnolia and the drive to the gate

Contact

Let's plan your stay or event

Tell us your dates and number of guests. We will reply with availability and a proposal — in Polish, German or English.

+48 76 850 74 96 +48 603 958 547 info@palac-warmatowice.pl

Warmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie 33a, 59-223 Warmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie

We speak Polish, German and English.