Castle in Przecław, Renaissance castle hotel in Przecław, Poland
The castle sits on a hilltop above the Wisłoka River valley with a rectangular main structure and a two-story tower at its core. A sprawling English-style park of about 10 hectares surrounds the building, creating green spaces around the property.
The Ligęza family built it in the 15th century, but conflicts in later times caused damage to the structure. A later reconstruction introduced neo-Gothic elements that transformed its appearance.
The rooms inside bear names like the Mikołaj Rey Hall and Music Hall, which recall the Polish aristocratic families who lived here over centuries. These spaces show through their furnishings and decoration how the daily life of wealthy residents unfolded.
The castle functions today as a hotel with guest rooms and spaces for events such as weddings and conferences. Visitors should know that the property with its various halls and park setting welcomes day visitors as well.
The castle library held centuries-old books until 1945, when they were destroyed during the chaos of war. This loss represents just one example of how much was erased from this place during that period.
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