Hunting Lodge in Promnice, Gothic Revival hunting palace in Kobiór, Poland.
The hunting lodge in Promnice is a wooden three-story manor house with brick walls and decorative Swiss-style details. It sits on elevated ground above a lake and combines hunting lodge design with the residential comfort of a country estate.
Construction began in 1861 under architect Olivier Pavelt for the Hochberg family. A fire in 1867 led to its reconstruction the following year, after which the building became part of the region's architectural heritage.
The lodge served as a gathering place for nobility engaged in hunting activities in the surrounding forests. It reflects how wealthy families used their country estates for leisure and social occasions.
The building operates today as a hotel and restaurant, offering accommodation and dining to guests. Visitors can explore the grounds and interior while experiencing the restored architecture and amenities of a working estate.
A statue of Saint Hubert with a deer stands in the courtyard. The sculpture was modeled after one of the Hochberg family members and commemorates the hunting traditions central to the estate's purpose.
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