Rogalin

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Rogalin is a historic village in west-central Poland renowned for its aristocratic palace complex and ancient oak trees.

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Rogalin canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic settlement
landscape park
oak grove
palace complex
village
architecturalStyle Baroque
Neoclassical
builtFor Raczyński family
country Poland
Poland
Poland
county Poznań County
currentUse museum
distanceFrom approximately 20 km south of Poznań
gmina Gmina Mosina
hasCulturalInstitution branch of the National Museum in Poznań
hasLandmark Rogalin Landscape Park
Rogalin Oaks
Rogalin Palace
hasPart English landscape garden
French garden
Raczyński family mausoleum
landscape park
palace
hasReligiousBuilding church of Saint Marcellus
heritageStatus historic monument of Poland
heritageType cultural heritage site
historicalOwner Raczyński family
knownFor ancient oak trees
aristocratic palace complex
historic park and garden
landscapeType river valley landscape
locatedIn Rogalin
Rogalin
Rogalin
west-central Poland
locatedOnRiver Warta River
managedBy National Museum in Poznań
notableFeature large number of monumental oaks
many trees several hundred years old
partOf historic region of Greater Poland
protectedAreaType protected landscape area
tourism popular tourist destination in Greater Poland
treeSpecies pedunculate oak
vegetationFeature floodplain forests and meadows
voivodeship Greater Poland Voivodeship

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Krzysztof Arciszewski placeOfBirth Rogalin
subject linked to: Arciszewski
Rogalin Palace locatedIn Rogalin
subject linked to: Rogalin
Rogalin Oaks locatedIn Rogalin
subject linked to: Rogalin
Rogalin Landscape Park locatedIn Rogalin
subject linked to: Rogalin