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A neo-Renaissance palace erected in 1854-1860 at the request of Stanisław Karski in the village of Włostów, with a surrounding park of approximately 10 hectares. The palace itself consisted of 30 rooms, including three living rooms, a ballroom, a billiard room and a library. Marian Ryx, bishop of Sandomierz, had his residence here. The remaining rooms were intended for bedrooms, living rooms and guest rooms, there was also a chapel. The palace and park complex also included a lumber, erected much earlier, in the 16th century, which was called the Arian church, although there are no sources that would confirm such the original purpose of the building. From the west, the palace adjoined the outbuilding with a column portico, built in the 18th century. Two gates led to the property: one near the palace itself, with two lions, the other, called "devilish", from the park. The Włostowski palace hosted, among others, Stefan Żeromski, who was just working on "Ashes" in Włostów, as... wyświetl cały opis

A neo-Renaissance palace erected in 1854-1860 at the request of Stanisław Karski in the village of Włostów, with a surrounding park of approximately 10 hectares. The palace itself consisted of 30 rooms, including three living rooms, a ballroom, a billiard room and a library. Marian Ryx, bishop of Sandomierz, had his residence here. The remaining rooms were intended for bedrooms, living rooms and guest rooms, there was also a chapel. The palace and park complex also included a lumber, erected much earlier, in the 16th century, which was called the Arian church, although there are no sources that would confirm such the original purpose of the building. From the west, the palace adjoined the outbuilding with a column portico, built in the 18th century. Two gates led to the property: one near the palace itself, with two lions, the other, called "devilish", from the park. The Włostowski palace hosted, among others, Stefan Żeromski, who was just working on "Ashes" in Włostów, as well as Achilles Ratti, who hosted here as an apostolic nuncio. During World War II, the palace was slightly damaged. When the fighting ended, the owners were displaced and all property it was nationalized. It housed a primary school and then a state-owned farm. The rest of the premises were taken over by former estate workers, slowly leading it to ruin. Many trees were cut from the surrounding park. The palace has not been restored to this day.

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