Kozłówka Palace offers three rented rooms for conferences, training sessions and meetings of 15 to 50 people, and a chapel for ceremonies of up to 70 guests. The late Baroque residence is run by the Zamoyski Museum in the village of Kozłówka, in eastern Poland, and the museum rents out these spaces alongside its visitor program.
Seminars and company events
The museum invites organizers of meetings, training sessions and conferences to use its conference spaces within the palace and park complex. Three rooms are on offer. All have internet access. On request the museum provides a multimedia projector, a screen and a sound system. Bookings go through the museum's administrative department.
Rooms and capacities
- The conference room in the Teatralnia building is on the first floor. It measures 100 square meters and seats up to 50 people. A neighboring room is suited to a coffee service, and a lift connects the room to the ground floor.
- The educational room in the north outbuilding is in the attic. It measures 75 square meters and holds up to 36 people. It has a toilet, and a platform lift gives access from the ground floor.
- The conference room in the south guardhouse is on the ground floor. It measures 33 square meters and holds up to 15 people. Historic paintings decorate the room, and it has a toilet and a fully equipped kitchenette.
Weddings and receptions
The palace chapel can be hired for religious ceremonies such as weddings and baptisms. It holds up to 70 guests. Decorations are agreed with the museum, and formal matters go through the parish of Saints Peter and Paul in Kamionka. Couples who want an outdoor ceremony can use the French garden and the landscape park, on terms set according to the program of the event. Family photo and video sessions inside the palace are possible on Mondays between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
The official site does not describe a banquet hall or a wedding meal service, so organizers should plan the reception separately and ask the museum what is possible.
Other uses
The museum's space rental page also lists communions, concerts, masses, picnics and bonfires, creative work rooms, and access to the exhibitions and the palace and park grounds.
History and setting
The residence is a late Baroque magnate seat, once the home of the Bieliński and Zamoyski families, and today one of the best preserved palace complexes in Europe. Its interiors follow the Second Empire style, with authentic furnishings from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, most of them kept from the Zamoyski family. The chapel was designed on the model of the royal chapel at Versailles. The palace stands in a flower garden with rose gardens and a landscape park with old trees. The grounds also hold a coach house and the Gallery of Socialist Realist Art. A bistro, u Szafarki, serves visitors.
Getting there
The palace is in Kozłówka, in the Lublin region. The museum's site has a directions page, and its administrative department answers questions on bookings by phone at +48 81 852 83 44.
