Donnersmarck mausoleum in Świerklaniec, Neo-Gothic mausoleum in Świerklaniec, Poland.
The Donnersmarck mausoleum is a Neo-Gothic structure in Świerklaniec featuring intricate stone carvings, pointed arches, and ornamental spires. The interior displays fine craftsmanship and has been adapted as a chapel space.
Julius Roschdorf designed this family mausoleum in 1896, with his son Otto overseeing its completion in 1897. The building was later repurposed as a place of worship and stands as a surviving remnant of the original Donnersmarck estate.
Built as a family memorial, this structure now serves as a parish church for the local community. The building holds regular services and has become a gathering place for residents.
The mausoleum sits within park grounds accessible via marked pathways. Visitors should dress appropriately when visiting during active church services.
This building is one of the few remaining structures from the original Donnersmarck residential complex that survived the post-war period. Its preservation makes it a rare witness to the former prosperity of the area.
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