Neoclassical manor house from 1878. A paved road leads along old oak trees to the manor house. It is a two-story building, built on a rectangular plan, with a projecting avant-corps topped with a tympanum, covered with an envelope roof. Currently, the building is undergoing major renovation, but unfortunately it has been devalued by modern window joinery. Single trees from the former park have been preserved in the vicinity. Tywica itself is an extraordinary town with palace and manor buildings. Remnants of ancient times have survived here to this day. Tywica is inhabited by approximately 300 people. Two centuries ago, this town was a farm. Some farm buildings, neoclassical manors and their accompanying vegetation have survived to this day.
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