Palace in Komorów, Palace in Komorów, Świdnica County, Poland

The Palace in Komorów is a two-winged building erected in 1800, topped with a mansard roof with dormer windows. It forms the centre of a palace complex that also takes in a landscape park with a pond and remnants of an 18th-century garden, plus farm buildings around a farmyard: two 19th-century residential outbuildings, a stable, a cowshed, livestock buildings, a granary and three 19th-century barns.

The palace was built in 1800 as a two-winged residence with a mansard roof and dormer windows. Its landscaped park with a pond preserves remnants of an 18th-century garden, older than the palace itself. The farmyard complex, with 19th-century outbuildings, stables, a granary and three barns, shows the estate's later development.

The palace is the centre of a working estate: its farm courtyard still holds two 19th-century residential outbuildings, a stable, a cattle shed, livestock buildings, a granary and three 19th-century barns. The landscaped park with its pond keeps traces of an 18th-century garden, so the grounds show how a country residence and its farm were laid out together.

The palace stands in Komorów, a village in Świdnica County in Lower Silesia. The complex is entered from the farm courtyard, where the two 19th-century residential outbuildings, the stable, the granary and the three 19th-century barns stand; the landscaped park with its pond and the remains of the 18th-century garden lie beyond the palace. Allow time to walk between the courtyard and the park.

The palace is only one element of a larger estate: the complex also takes in a landscape park with a pond and the remains of an 18th-century garden, plus a farmyard holding two 19th-century residential outbuildings, a stable, a cattle shed, livestock buildings, a granary and three 19th-century barns.