Frydman

State of preservation:		A complete manor
Admission:		A manor is the private property and entrance is impossible
Parking:		There is no parking lot near the manor
Searching difficulty:		The manor stands by the main road in the village
Access difficulty:		If you park on the sidewalk nearby the manor, you won’t walk your legs off
Subjective rating:		The building of an average looks

Driving directions:

Driving from Nowy Targ to Krościenko along the road no 969 you should take the second turning to the right for Frydman (DO NOT DRIVE through Dębno). Then you need to drive down the main road all the time through the village till you spot the manor on the right side.


Historical outline:

The manor in Frydman was raised in 1585 by Georg Horvath. It was then a territory of Upper Hungary, so called Zamagurze Spiskie. In the next centuries the manor was the property of subsequent rulers of Zamagurze. In 1918 this territory came into Poland’s property, and the manor – into property of a peasant who devastated it severely. After World War II the building housed a school on the ground floor whereas on the first floor its occupants still resided. At present the manor is still the private property.


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