Classicistic palace in Żory, Baroque palace in Żory, Poland.
The palace in Żory is a 17th-century building in Baranowice, today a district of Żory, rebuilt in the 19th century by Emil von Duranta. It is listed as an immovable monument and stands next to a large park with several dozen oaks protected as natural monuments. A full renovation of the building was completed in 2023.
The palace in Baranowice dates from the 17th century and was built in the Baroque style. In the 19th century Emil von Duranta had it rebuilt. In the 1990s the unused building began to fall into ruin, and a full renovation was completed in 2023.
The palace stands in Baranowice, a district now part of Żory, and its 19th-century rebuilding is tied to Emil von Duranta. The surrounding park holds several dozen oaks registered as natural monuments, a feature residents value as part of the estate's setting.
The palace stands in Baranowice, a district in the south of Żory, not in the town centre. A large park adjoins the building, where several dozen oaks are protected natural monuments. The building was fully renovated in 2023, so the interiors can be visited again.
The palace stands in Baranowice, now a district of Żory, and adjoins a large park where several dozen oaks are protected natural monuments. The building was left unused in the 1990s and slowly fell into ruin before a full renovation was completed in 2023.
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