Minkowskie Palace, 18th-century palace in Minkowskie, Poland
Minkowskie Palace is an 18th-century manor house located in Namysłów County, combining architectural features from multiple periods in its design. The estate includes the main residence, outbuildings for horses, and grounds laid out as a park.
General Friedrich Wilhelm von Seydlitz commissioned the construction in 1765, establishing this as an important residence in the region. The building later served different purposes, including as a residence during World War II.
The palace received heritage status through multiple registrations, including entry 902/64 in the Opole Voivodeship records and designation number 220 in Polish cultural registers.
The site is accessible for visitors wanting to explore both the main building and the surrounding park grounds. Those interested in examining the architecture and layout of the estate can take time to walk through both areas.
The Silesian Bridge Foundation conducts excavations at the palace, searching for valuable artifacts believed to be hidden in a metal canister ten feet underground.
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