Białołęka Palace

Białołęka Palace stands in the village belonging to the Pęcław municipality, in Głogów County. Originally there was a Renaissance manor house here, but at the end of the 19th century it was thoroughly rebuilt in the eclectic style, giving it its present shape.

From manor house to palace

The oldest part of the complex dates back to the Renaissance period, when a manor house stood here. At the end of the 19th century the building underwent a thorough rebuilding in the eclectic style and has survived in this form to this day.

Structure and architecture

The palace is built of brick, erected on a rectangular plan, with a three-bay layout and one upper storey. It is covered with a hip roof with dormer windows, characteristic of late 19th-century rebuildings.

Heritage protection

The palace itself was entered in the heritage register under number A/2759/718 on 26 June 1986, and the surrounding park was entered separately, under number A/2760/572/L, earlier still, on 2 June 1980.

Nearby

Within a few kilometres of Białołęka stand several similar residences, including the palace in Droglowice, the palace in Borek and the palace in Grębocice - all in the same, Głogów part of Lower Silesia.

Practical information

• Address: Białołęka, Pęcław municipality, Głogów County
• The land may be private - before visiting, it is worth checking accessibility on site or at the Pęcław municipal office
• Expect a view of the historic building from the outside, possibly together with the surrounding park entered in the heritage register