Palace in Nieznanice, Palace in Nieznanice, Poland

The palace in Nieznanice is a residence built in 1917, according to the Wikipedia article, though the same article states that Aureliusz Wünsche built his new seat there in 1918. It stands within a palace complex that also includes a park. Today the building houses a restaurant and a hotel.

In 1811 the estate belonged to Marceli Gogolewski, who sold it in 1843 to Norbert Kończykowski; his debts led to an auction on 22 November 1846, won by Sylwester Dembiński. His sons Edward, Teodor and Eustachiusz lost the property at a further auction in 1876, when Maria Siekierska bought it. She sold it in 1878 to Leon Wünsche, a Pole of German origin, and it was his son Aureliusz who built the new residence in 1918.

The palace's restaurant appeared in episode 12 of season 5 of the TV programme Kuchenne Rewolucje, broadcast on 17 May 2012. The estate also includes a park alongside the building. The property has belonged to Elżbieta Lubert and Gerard Weydmann, who opened a restaurant and hotel there.

The palace now houses a restaurant and hotel run by Elżbieta Lubert and Gerard Weydmann, so visitors can stop for a meal without staying overnight. The building forms a palace complex together with its surrounding park, which can be walked through. The palace stands in Nieznanice, in the Częstochowa County of the Silesian Voivodeship.

The palace restaurant appeared in episode 12 of season 5 of the TV programme Kuchenne Rewolucje, broadcast on 17 May 2012. The estate also includes a park, and the palace with its park remained in the holdings of the State Treasury's Agricultural Property Agency before being sold in 1995.