Pałac w Chrzęsnem, a late Renaissance palace of 1635 in Chrzęsne, Mazovia, can be hired for conferences, training days, presentations, civil weddings and receptions. Three granary halls seat 40 people each, the palace has halls on its ground and first floors, and an 800 m² tent can be set up for larger events. The palace is owned by the county of Wołomin and also runs a program of exhibitions and concerts.
Seminars and company events
The palace lists conferences, training sessions, presentations and lectures among the uses of its rooms. The halls of the palace itself, on the ground floor and the first floor, suit formal meetings and talks. The site does not give a capacity for them, so ask the team for a plan and a seating count when you write.
For workshops and working sessions, the granary (Spichlerz) has three separate halls of 40 people each. That layout allows one plenary and two breakout groups of the same size, or three parallel sessions. For a corporate event with a larger guest list, the 800 m² tent is described as suitable for corporate events and team-building parties.
Weddings and receptions
The palace halls are offered for civil weddings. The tent is described as suitable for weddings and receptions, and the granary halls for communions and receptions of smaller size. Photo sessions are also listed among the uses of the palace. Rental terms are set out in a regulation and a price list that the palace publishes for download on its rental page.
Rooms and capacities
The official rental page names three spaces. The granary has three halls, each for 40 people. The palace has halls on two floors, without a stated capacity. The tent covers 800 m². The page does not mention accommodation or catering, so plan both separately, and confirm with the team whether an outside caterer can work on site.
Accommodation
The official site does not describe any overnight accommodation at the palace. Organizers of residential events should ask the team and look for hotels in the surrounding area.
Catering
The rental page does not mention catering. Ask whether a caterer of your choice can use the site, and which rooms can be set up for serving.
History and setting
The estate is first mentioned in 1525. Stefan Dobrogost Grzybowski, who bought it in the 1620s, had the palace built in 1635 in place of an older wooden manor house. It is a late Renaissance building on a rectangular plan with two pentagonal bays, rusticated corners, Tuscan pilasters and a hipped roof. Inside, the ground floor has groin vaults with stucco decoration, and the first floor has two Rococo fireplaces.
The palace was confiscated by the state in 1944 and later served as a children's care facility from 1965 to 1998. It was registered as a historic monument in 1959. A full conservation and adaptation program ran from 2009 to 2014, and since 2002 the county has managed the palace, its outbuildings and the park. The landscape park covers about 3.5 hectares and includes some old trees, among them an oak more than 200 years old.
Getting there
The address is ul. Pałacowa 1, Chrzęsne, postal code 05-240 Tłuszcz. The coordinates given on the site are N52° 26' 43", E21° 29' 36". The palace is closed to visitors on Mondays, which are internal working days. Contact the team by phone or email to arrange access for your event.
