Neoclassical manor house from 1878. A cobblestone road along old oaks leads to the manor house. It is a two-storey building, built on a rectangular plan, with a protruding projection topped with a tympanum, covered with a hipped roof.
Currently, the building has undergone a major renovation, unfortunately it has been devalued by modern window joinery.
In the vicinity, individual trees from the old park layout have survived.
Tywica itself is an extraordinary town with palace and manor buildings. Remnants of the old times have survived here to this day.
Tywica is inhabited by approx. 300 people. Two centuries ago, this town was a farm. Some farm buildings, neoclassical manors and the vegetation accompanying them have survived to this day.
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