About the palace
Rozalia & Rozalin
In 1857, Aleksandra Teofila Lubomirska-Rzewuska built a summer residence amid picturesque ponds, vast meadows, and a historic park—now known as Pałac Rozalin. Aleksandra was the daughter of Princess Rozalia Lubomirska (née Chodkiewicz), who was executed during the French Revolution for her alleged ties to Marie Antoinette’s court. To honor her mother’s memory, Aleksandra took on the name Rozalia and named this enchanting estate Rozalin.
Once a sprawling 50-hectare estate, Pałac Rozalin was designed by Henryk Marconi, one of the most distinguished neoclassical architects of his time.
Truly Unique Destination
Pałac Rozalin is a place where history, captivating stories, and extraordinary nature come together with culinary artistry. We welcome remarkable people and unforgettable events, making each visit a special experience – whether you’re here for a freshly baked pastry from Garden Café, a business meeting, or a breathtaking wedding celebration.
Expansive Yet Intimate
The Pałac Rozalin estate seamlessly blends grandeur with intimacy. The complex includes: The Heart of Rozalin – the original 1857 Palace, avant-garde Restauracja Oficyna, complete with a conference hall, boutique hotel Parkowa Sypialnia, Garden Café and Pastry Shop, hidden-in-the-park Wellness zone 100-year-old Highlander Cottage, year-round Orangery, designed for banquets and events. Surrounded by stunning nature, the estate is perfect for outdoor events and peaceful retreats – all just 25 minutes from Warsaw.
