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The Wężyków Palace in Paszkówka and its hotel are located on the border of the enchanting Draboża Plateau, located about 30 km from the center of Krakow. The building is a 19th-century neo-Gothic palace that once belonged to the Wężyków family. The palace was designed by the Krakow architect, Feliks Księżarski, who is also the creator of the Collegium Novum project, the main building of the Jagiellonian University. The originally single-story building had a characteristic octagonal staircase, topped with a battlement, which forms a tower on the outside. The Palace in Paszkówka is the seat of the elite 'Wawel Brotherhood of the Bronze Bell Association', whose goal is to cultivate old Polish and contemporary patriotic traditions, strengthen Poles' ties, and educate and support. In the vicinity of the palace there are a lot of hills, streams and groves providing peace and quiet, which makes the place perfect for rest and relaxation.