Palace in Pyszczyn, Medieval palace in Pyszczyn, Poland.
The Palace in Pyszczyn is a substantial stone structure built with architectural features typical of regional noble residences. Its design and layout reflect how such buildings served both defensive and residential purposes for the local ruling families.
The palace was built in 1365 and served as a home for noble families through centuries of changing rule. The region passed between different powers, leaving the building to witness these shifts in authority.
The palace reflects how noble families in this region built their homes and arranged their living spaces. You can observe in its layout how people of that time organized their daily lives within stone walls.
The building is located southwest of Wrocław and can be reached by the main road that connects Żarów and Świdnica. Visitors should check in advance whether the building is open for viewing.
The building received special protected monument status in 1977 under registration 653/WŁ. This protection record was updated in 2010 with a new registration number, showing ongoing official recognition.
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