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The first castle in Szamotuły was built by the Szamotuły and located in the southern part of the city, but was demolished in 1675, and a church and monastery were built here. Fragments of a stone slab, integrated into the church gate, have survived from the castle. The Szamotulski family ruling in Szamotuły consisted of two branches. A representative of another branch, Dobrogost Świdwa-Szamotulski, decided to put up his castle in the northern part of the city, in the Gothic style. The moat and wall surrounded the complex consisting of a residential building, towers and a separately located tower. In 1511, Łukasz II Górka became the owner of the castle after his marriage to Katarzyna Szamotulska. In 1518, he rebuilt the castle complex in the Renaissance style, and the tower today called the Halszka Tower was rebuilt for residential purposes. The central part of the foundation is the rebuilt castle, in the shape of the letter L. In the historic park surrounding it, fragments of... wyświetl cały opis

The first castle in Szamotuły was built by the Szamotuły and located in the southern part of the city, but was demolished in 1675, and a church and monastery were built here. Fragments of a stone slab, integrated into the church gate, have survived from the castle. The Szamotulski family ruling in Szamotuły consisted of two branches. A representative of another branch, Dobrogost Świdwa-Szamotulski, decided to put up his castle in the northern part of the city, in the Gothic style. The moat and wall surrounded the complex consisting of a residential building, towers and a separately located tower. In 1511, Łukasz II Górka became the owner of the castle after his marriage to Katarzyna Szamotulska. In 1518, he rebuilt the castle complex in the Renaissance style, and the tower today called the Halszka Tower was rebuilt for residential purposes. The central part of the foundation is the rebuilt castle, in the shape of the letter L. In the historic park surrounding it, fragments of the moat and ramparts have been preserved. On the west side there is an 18th-century outbuilding and, next to the pond, the Halszka Tower. On the opposite side there is a pheasant house from the 19th century, the outbuilding recreated in 1990 and the foundations of the towers from the 16th century.

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