Palace in Szałsza, Nineteenth-century palace in Szałsza, Poland.
The red brick palace displays Tudor Gothic architectural elements, including defensive towers, crenellations, and intricate stone decorations throughout its rectangular structure.
Built in 1877 by Viktor von Groeling, the palace replaced an earlier baroque structure from 1781 and remained in the Groeling family until 1945.
The palace represents the aristocratic architectural preferences of Silesian nobility, incorporating English Gothic Revival elements into its design.
Located behind the wooden church and surrounded by a stone wall, the palace remains privately owned and closed to public visits.
The palace retains its original unplastered red brick exterior, which creates a strong contrast against the surrounding park's green landscape.
Location: Szałsza
Inception: 1877
GPS coordinates: 50.34040,18.71370
Latest update: March 24, 2025 03:42
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