Discover Rozalin: palace, park, and nature

• Rozalin lies on the northern edge of Las Młochowski.
• The summer residence, now called Pałac w Rozalinie, was built in 1857.
• The historic park covers more than 24 hectares and includes ponds.
• A yellow-marked hiking trail leads from Rozalin (Pałacowa ZTM) to Gajówka Krakowiany.

Aleksandra Teofilia z Lubomirskich Rzewuska commissioned a summer residence in 1857. The building was designed by Henryk Marconi and is now called Pałac w Rozalinie. The client, year of construction, and architect provide specific points of reference for the building’s history. The residence stood among ponds, expansive meadows, and a historic park—its documented surroundings are as much a part of the picture of the village as its architecture.

The palace is privately owned and rented out for receptions, meetings, and events. Renting it out does not mean that general sightseeing is available. If you are planning a visit, check in advance whether access is possible and what conditions apply.

The historic park in Rozalin covers more than 24 hectares and features ponds and particularly valuable lime-tree avenues. Together with the expansive meadows among which the summer residence stood, they form a landscape that sets the historic building within a broader outdoor setting. Anyone interested in parks will find specific features here rather than just a general garden description: its size, ponds, and lime-tree avenues.

The historic park is privately owned. If you would like to visit, please check in advance whether access is possible. This lets you take the landscape into account when planning without assuming that entry is unrestricted.

A 2025 municipal environmental protection programme lists a yellow-marked hiking trail from Rozalin (Pałacowa ZTM) to Gajówka Krakowiany. This gives you a named starting point and a specific destination. If you would like to include the route in your trip plans, check before setting out whether the markings are current.

The hiking trail is a separate way to combine Rozalin with an outdoor activity; it is not the same as visiting the private park or palace. This distinction helps with planning: you can weigh your interests in architectural history, landscape, and hiking separately, and check the relevant visitor arrangements for each.

Restauracja Oficyna is located in the former palace wing. Its cuisine combines many traditional Polish flavours and seasonal produce with occasional inspiration from cuisines around the world. This culinary description puts Polish influences at the centre while also including international inspirations. As the offering may change, check the current menu if you have specific dining plans.

At weekends, Restauracja Oficyna welcomes guests for a family meal, a casual meal, or a special occasion. Art workshops were also held there on Sundays from 13:30 to 16:30. Check in advance whether dates are currently available before making a workshop a firm part of your plans.

This lets you compare accommodation based on your planned itinerary and other destinations, rather than assuming that one place alone determines the best location. Once your priorities are clear, you can search for a hotel more purposefully.

Discover more destinations: Otrębusy, Wolica, Piastów, Owczarnia, Parzniew, Rusiec, Sękocin-Las.

When was Pałac w Rozalinie built?

Aleksandra Teofilia z Lubomirskich Rzewuska commissioned the summer residence in 1857 to a design by Henryk Marconi. The building is now known as Pałac w Rozalinie.

Can I visit the historic park?

The park is privately owned. Check in advance whether access is possible.

Which hiking trail is mentioned near Rozalin?

A yellow-marked hiking trail leads from Rozalin (Pałacowa ZTM) to Gajówka Krakowiany. Check before setting out whether the markings are current.

When are the art workshops held?

Workshops were offered on Sundays from 13:30 to 16:30. Check in advance for current dates.

Go to the main travel overview: Pruszkowski.