쉬운 라둔스키에 돌네 호수 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

The church's origins likely date back to the 13th century. The current building is considerably newer.

A very interesting bench right on the lake shore and a perfect photo opportunity!

Here, on the isthmus between Lake Białe and Kłodno, lie the remains of a castellan stronghold dating from the 10th to 13th centuries, though these remains are now only ramparts. Naturally, there are also beautiful views of both lakes from here.

https://urbexplorer.com/lost-places-urbex-touren/lapalice-castle-polen-kuenstler-und-die-realitaet/ We weren't alone here; many others were also visiting. This seems to be semi-legal. There's a paid parking lot a few hundred meters away, the gate is wide open, and there are no conspicuous prohibition signs. https://youtube.com/shorts/dKa2_D9bwtE?si=evKRw_FISjkrlEXB

It was either daydreaming or megalomania that drove the Polish artist Piotr Kazimierczak to build this castle. He became wealthy as a seller and restorer of church furniture. The castle was to have 365 windows, 52 rooms, and twelve towers. Construction began in 1984, but after seven years it was halted because he only had a building permit for a building one-sixth the size, and apparently, the money also ran out.

Interesting place, illegal exploration.

An extraordinary example of megalomania. Of course, illegal entry.

The entrance is open to you!