Golejewko Manor in Greater Poland

The English Renaissance may have been the model for the reconstructions of the Czarnecki Palace in Golejewko, carried out from 1848.

The Czarnecki family belonged to the well-known estate-owning families in Wielkopolska and owned more than a dozen estates, including Dobrzyca, Rusko or Pakosław.

The estate includes, among other things, a stately gatehouse built on the remains of a medieval fortified tower, a stud farm, a small museum, and a landscaped park of almost 5 hectares. Golejewko is one of the oldest villages in Poland.

The manor house itself is the property of the stud farm "Stadnina Koni Golejewko". It was last used for residential purposes and with related "renovation" work has lost parts of the original interior architecture, but is in a safe condition.