Bolesławice Palace

Bolesławice Palace stands in the northern part of the village, on the road linking Świdnica with Jaworzyna Śląska, on the site of a former manor farm with a small 19th-century park. The building is inhabited today, converted into flats.

A baroque building from 1783

The two-storey palace was built in 1783 in the baroque style. It is covered by a four-pitched mansard roof, and the central part of the main facade has an entrance set in an ornate portal, topped with a pediment with a break in the middle. The beam above the entrance bears two dates, 1783 and 1977, the second commemorating a renovation carried out at that time.

Today: flats in a former palace

The building now serves a residential function and is not open to visitors. It stands on the site of a former manor farm, surrounded by a small park laid out in the 19th century.

Practical information

• Address: the village of Bolesławice, Jaworzyna Śląska municipality, Świdnica County.
• The palace stands on the road from Świdnica to Jaworzyna Śląska, on the site of a former manor farm.
• The building is inhabited, so viewing is limited to the exterior.
• In Świdnica it is worth seeing the Church of Peace and the Cathedral of St Stanislaus and St Wenceslaus, and closer by, the Museum of Railways in Silesia.