• The Abbots' Palace in Oliwa (Polish: Pałac Opatów w Oliwie)[2] is a rococo palace in Oliwa, a quarter of Gdańsk.
  • It was very atmospheric. Although the air temperature rose a few degrees inside the Abbots Palace we didn't exactly get a warm welcome.
  • The palace was the seat of abbots appointed by the King of Prussia, Charles and Joseph Hohenzollern. After the death of the last building was long abandoned.
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  • Abbot’s Palace was built in stages. Strolling around is amongst others possible in Oliwa park. Here you can see the Department of Modern Art...
  • Initially serving as the lavish residence to Cistercian Abbots, today the Abbot’s Palace is open for the public to explore.
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  • In autumn 2019, the boiler room was modernized, along with automation and internal and external installations for the building of the AbbotsPalace and the nearby...
  • In the 10th century there was an early building in the place today occupied by the Abbot’s Palace, probably a hospital for poor people and pilgrims.
  • Remains of the Abbot's Palace, Bury St Edmunds, 29th September 2022 (2) by Phil Masters. Abbots Palace interior ruins by Tico Productions.