Mokrzeszów Castle, Palace housing an agricultural school in Mokrzeszów, Poland.

Mokrzeszów Castle is a red clinker brick palace displaying strong Gothic Revival architectural features throughout its design. The building contains a central section highlighted by a chapel bay and demonstrates characteristic elements of this style.

Mokrzeszów Castle was built in 1860 in Mokrzeszów, a village in the Świdnica commune, Świdnica County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship. It is a listed monument. Today the building houses the Wincenty Witos Agricultural Training Centre school complex.

The palace has received official recognition as an immovable monument in Poland's cultural heritage registry with registration number 1285/WŁ since January 1990.

The palace now houses the Wincenty Witos Agricultural Training Centre Complex, so the interiors are school rooms rather than museum spaces. Visitors should arrange any viewing in advance with the school administration in Mokrzeszów, in Świdnica commune, Lower Silesian Voivodeship.

Since 1860 the palace has housed an agricultural school, the Wincenty Witos Agricultural Education Centre, so the building is a working school rather than a museum or a hospital.