Kurozwęki, Medieval palace complex in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, Poland.
Kurozwęki is a palace complex in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship with accommodation spread across multiple buildings, including six rooms in the medieval structure and five in the West wing. The East Pavilion contains two suites, and the grounds include facilities for livestock and horses.
The site was founded in the second half of the 14th century when knight Dobiesław built a defensive fortification. Over subsequent centuries, the structure gradually transformed from a fortress into a residential palace.
The estate brings together historical buildings with working farms, where visitors can encounter Arabian horses and one of Poland's largest bison herds on the grounds. This blend of heritage and livestock demonstrates how old estates function as living places today.
The grounds welcome visitors throughout the year, and guests should contact the reception desk to arrange accommodation or guided tours of the property. Advance notice helps the staff organize visits to the horse and bison areas.
Each summer a corn maze appears on the grounds with changing designs that surprise returning visitors with new patterns. This seasonal attraction draws families who enjoy exploring different configurations year after year.
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