Kozłówka

State of preservation:		The building has preserved as a whole
Admission:		The entrance to the palace and the gardens is paid
Parking:		The parking lot by the museum is paid
Searching difficulty:		Finding that monument is very simple – the signposts lead up there
Access difficulty:		Strolling in the garden and in the palace is not tiresome
Subjective rating:		A nice palace

Driving directions:

Driving from the palace in Lubartów You have to make exactly straight ahead (the sign leads up there but if someone did not notice it, then from the palace in Lubartów You must turn left at the traffic lights and straightaway at the second traffic lights turn right). Then drive straight ahead, cross the road no. 19 and drive on till you reach the palace in Kozłówka.


Historical outline:

The Zamoyski palace in Kozłówka was built in the first half of the XVIIIth cent. by Tekla from the Pepłowskis and Michał both of the Bielińskis. However, the reconstruction from the turn of the XIXth and XXth cent., performed by Konstanty Zamoyski, gave the final shape of the palace. Hence some sources attribute the construction of the palace to this family. In 1944 the museum was formed there which functions up to this day.


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