n the Baroque buildings on the Łęcza River, the medieval walls of the castle built by the Wedel family in the first half of the fourteenth century have been preserved. In the fifteenth century, the castle was expanded by the Knights Hospitaller for the needs of the commandry of the order. In 1639 it was destroyed by the Swedes, then in the second half of the 17th century it was rebuilt in the Baroque style. The next reconstruction gave it a classicist style.
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the Baroque buildings on the Łęcza River, the medieval walls of the castle built by the Wedel family in the first half of the fourteenth century have been preserved. In the fifteenth century, the castle was expanded by the Knights Hospitaller for the needs of the commandry of the order. In 1639 it was destroyed by the Swedes, then in the second half of the 17th century it was rebuilt in the Baroque style. The next reconstruction gave it a classicist style.
