In the village of Dołęga, in a small park, there is a charming, noble manor house. It is a classicist, wooden building from ca. 1845. It represents a popular image of a Polish seat of the nobility. The whitewashed plaster covers larch walls; you can get inside through the small portico supported by two pillars. The rooms and the hall of the manor house look as if the residents left it a moment ago. There are trinkets, fabrics, furniture and memorabilia of a distinguished, Polish explorer of oceans, prof. Michał Siedlecki, who was related to the old owners of the manor house.