This amazing Art-Nouveau abandoned palace, most likely built in the 19th century, is relatively hidden in a small town and filled with antique furniture. Unlike many other residential objects that I have photographed, it is very challenging to find historic information about this building.
One of the former owners of the palace was a lawyer with a chivalric title. In one of the bedrooms in the building, I found a photograph of him with a date of birth in 1874. Other than him, the palace must have been owned by a religious and very wealthy family well-known for growing cereals. In the office, there were several birth registers lying around. The son of the family supposedly has a degree in agriculture and was born in 1941.
The palace was covered in stunning thick drapes and curtains, old books were lying around everywhere, and the furniture left behind is pure craftsmanship. Next to that, a lot of statues of popes, saints, and Madonnas were found all over the place.
Living room
Master bedroom
Bedroom with antique cabinets
Hall with a small bedroom
Small bedroom
Bed close-up
Bedroom in decay
Staircase hall
The attic
Antique cabinets and piano
Piano close-up
Colored room
Room with chairs
Wine cellar
Exterior
