On September 12 and 13, as many as 12 manors, palaces, and residences in Pomerania will welcome guests into their unique interiors and surroundings. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about their histories, explore areas normally off-limits to tourists, and enjoy a lovely time with your family.
The program will include concerts, exhibitions, workshops, historical walks, encounters with local culture, and attractions for children and the whole family. Each residence tells its own story – about the people, former owners, architecture, the region, and contemporary life in these extraordinary places.
Which properties are participating in the 7th Festival of Pomeranian Manors and Palaces?
- The Manor House in Prusewo
- The Palace in Godętowo
- The Palace in Grąbkowo
- The Palace in Jackowo
- The Palace in Karżnica
- The Manor House in Krępkowice
- The Castle in Krokowa
- The Palace in Mosty
- The Palace in Poraj
- The Palace in Runowo
- The Palace in Waplewo Wielkie
- The Palace in Wejherowo
This is a weekend for those who enjoy discovering places with character—full of history, beautiful details, local flavors, and stories you won’t find in a typical guidebook.
The Pomeranian edition of the event is part of the International Festival of Manors and Palaces—the Baltic Manors Festival. From early summer to late fall 2026, eight Baltic Sea regions will bring together hundreds of historic residences and thousands of fascinating stories into a single international trail.
This is the heart of the emerging Baltic Manors Route—a dynamic network of places, landscapes, and experiences on both sides of the Baltic Sea. The entire region is home to approximately 20,000 former manor houses, representing the highest concentration of such properties in the world. Many of them have been brought back to life: they welcome travelers, provide a space for culture, and allow visitors to discover local heritage in a truly unique way.
Plan a weekend in September and step inside the Pomeranian manors.
