It is a late baroque and classical palace in Będzin- Gzichów erected in 1702. The palace is a one floor, two-bay building with a mansard roof and a number of enfilade rooms.  It is a classic 18^th century gentry residence and an imitation of French palaces of that time.

Inside the building there are:

– representative lounge on the floor which distinguishes itself with a rich polychromy,

– contest lounge,

– lounges on a west side of the palace

– archeological and ethnographic collections

The MieroszewscyFamilyPalace delights not only with a rich interior decoration but also surroundings. On the east side of the palace there is a wide driveway leading to the main entrance and on the west side- a park with stone sculptures of Bacchus and Flora from 1718 and unusual types of trees and bushes.

 

A courtyard in front of the palace is surrounded by manorial outbuildings extended at the turn of the 18^th and 19^th century and farm buildings. All these form an architectural configuration portraying the 18^th century park and palace principles.

Around the park the restoration works has been taking place.

The palace, thanks to its outstanding architecture, can serve as a background for many historic productions.