Gawroniec

• The manor house dates from 1894 and 1911 and is listed in the monuments register; the register status is stated as of December 31, 2025.
• The estate park is listed as a 19th- to 20th-century park under number A/121/2. It was listed on January 13, 2004; the register status is stated as of December 31, 2025.
• The former palace complex includes, among other buildings, stables, a granary, a coach house, and a distillery with a flaking plant.
• Gawroniec has a children’s playground next to the community center.

The manor house is recorded as dating from 1894 and 1911. The estate park, by contrast, is described as spanning a broader period, from the 19th to the 20th century. The park is listed under number A/121/2, and the listing dates from January 13, 2004. This makes it easy to distinguish the two sets of information: two years are given for the manor house, while a period and a specific listing date are given for the park.

These details offer factual guidance for travelers who want to include cultural history in their trip planning. The park and manor house are named historical points of reference in Gawroniec, but their entries are not interchangeable: the information differs in the period covered and the type of dating. The register statuses given are as of December 31, 2025.

The recorded list includes buildings with different functions and dates. An administrative building from the early 20th century is still used as an administrative building today. The list also includes a cowshed dating from 1897 and two sheepfolds from the late 19th century. One of the sheepfolds is now used as a pigsty, the other as storage.

The complex also includes a granary from 1886, a coach house from the early 20th century, and a distillery with a flaking plant from 1897. Taken together, the list ranges from administrative and farm buildings to storage and distillery buildings. So the manor house is not the only relevant feature when considering the site: the former functions of the other buildings are also specific historical details that characterize Gawroniec.

If you are interested in the history of an estate complex, you can use the different construction dates and uses as a thematic guide when planning your trip.

There is a children’s playground next to the community center in Gawroniec. If you are traveling with children, this is a specific local detail you can take into account when finding your way around.

The available local information therefore covers two different interests: historic buildings and a park on the one hand, and a children’s playground on the other.

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What years does the manor house in Gawroniec date from?

The manor house is dated to 1894 and 1911. It is listed in the monuments register; the stated register status is as of December 31, 2025.

How is the estate park listed?

The estate park is listed as a 19th- to 20th-century park under number A/121/2. The listing dates from January 13, 2004.

Which buildings belong to the former palace complex?

The listed buildings are an administrative building, a cowshed, two sheepfolds, a granary, a coach house, and a distillery with a flaking plant. Historical construction dates or current uses are given for several of the buildings.

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