Palace in Wojcieszów Górny, Renaissance palace in Wojcieszów Górny, Poland
The Palace in Wojcieszów Górny is a Renaissance structure built from brick and stone with an eleven-axis northern facade and a central risalit. Heraldic cartouches decorate the main entrance, marking the building's aristocratic status.
The palace was built in 1760 as part of a larger estate complex. It changed hands among several notable aristocratic families, including von Stümpel, von Elbel, and von Redern.
The palace represents a significant example of Renaissance architecture in Lower Silesia, incorporating regional building traditions with aristocratic design elements
The building is located on Bolesława Chrobrego Street in Wojcieszów and can be reached by regional buses or car via the A4 motorway from surrounding areas. Visitors should check local road conditions when traveling from larger cities.
The structure belongs to a rare collection of five aristocratic residences within the small mining town of Wojcieszów, known for its crystalline limestone quarries
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