Top 3 Castles around powiat łowicki

It's worth stopping by, I especially suggest going behind the palace.

the park is open on weekends

A classicist building designed by Hilary Szpilowski or Stanisław Zawadzki, built in the years 1773–1783 by Anastazy Walewski (chamberlain of King Stanisław August Poniatowski); it is located on the Mroga River.

In the mid-15th century, a fortified castle was probably built in Sobota on Tomasz's initiative. Based on it, in the mid-16th century, a brick defensive manor house was built, the shape of which blurred the original character of the stronghold. The founder of the new complex was one of two brothers: Tomasz or Brycjusz Sobocki. The first of them, the chamberlain of Łęczyca from 1542 and castellan of Gostyń from 1546, built a parish church in Sobota, the second in turn financed the Renaissance tombstones in it. It is not known what happened to the Sobota manor house - 150 years later it was referred to as a brick treasury, no longer serving residential purposes. The neo-Gothic palace was built on the foundations of the old building. The current manor house in Sobota was built on the initiative of August Zawisza in the second half of the 19th century. It is a single-storey building built of brick in the form of a castle. Above the main entrance there is an additional floor, which is crowned with a neo-Gothic battlement. An octagonal tower, also crowned with battlements, was added to the north. The building is situated on a small elevation, which is surrounded by a moat. The manor is located in a park, in which there are also farm and residential buildings. In 1890, the estate was acquired by Artur Stokowski and his wife. On their initiative, the palace was expanded in the interwar period. The next owners of Sobota were Wiktor and Bogna Przegaliński, who bought it in 1927 with the intention of opening a breeding farm for Anglo-Arabian horses there. After the end of World War II, the estate was divided into parcels. It was divided between the State Agricultural Farm and the State Stud Farm in Walewice. The palace was transformed into a multi-family residential building. During archaeological and architectural research conducted in 1985, the remains of a hexagonal tower measuring 4.5 m on a side, supported by corner buttresses in a Gothic brick layout, were identified in the walls of the neo-Gothic manor house. This is the only known remnant of the Gothic castle. The building is currently abandoned.

Ruins of the castle of the archbishops of Gniezno built in the 14th century. From the 15th to the end of the 18th century the most important residence of the archbishops of Gniezno (primates of Poland). Located on the outskirts of Łowicz at the crossing of the Błota Łęczyckie road from Gniezno to Warsaw and from Toruń to Lviv.

Historic palace in Nieborów, designed by Tylman van Gameren on behalf of Michał Stefan Radziejowski. The palace belonged to the Radziwiłł family from 1774 to 1945. After World War II, it became a branch of the National Museum in Warsaw.

Sightseeing is possible by prior arrangement by phone; concerts are also held there. Very nice guide.

An interesting place to visit, with various dining options around