Dąbrowica palace, Baroque palace in Dąbrowica, Poland.
Dąbrowica Palace is a Baroque residence in the Lower Silesian region with symmetrical facades and large windows. The building combines ornamental details from different periods in its overall design.
The von Decker family, who ran a paper factory in the area, built this residence in the 19th century. Its construction marked the family's success and growing influence in the region.
The building reflects architectural tastes that were common among Silesian nobility during its era. Its design choices show what wealthy families valued in their homes at that time.
The location is easiest to reach by car from nearby towns or regional airports. The surrounding area offers additional attractions and outdoor activities worth exploring during a visit.
A detailed miniature reproduction of the building, made at 1:25 scale, is displayed in a miniatures park in Kowary. This small copy gives visitors a different perspective on the architecture.
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