Czernina Dolna Palace

Czernina Dolna Palace, in Góra County, was built in 1895 as part of a larger manor-and-farm complex belonging to the von Tschammer und Quaritz family, owners of the local estate since 1650.

A seat of the von Tschammer family

Above the first-floor windows there is a coat of arms of the von Tschammer family and the date 1895 on a ribbon - this is when the current palace building was constructed. The palace is entered in the heritage register under number A/3489/1121/A, dated 26 April 1988.

A whole complex, one entry

The building belongs to an extensive palace complex, which also includes a park laid out around 1900, a farm dating from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, two residential buildings, a residential-farm building, a cowshed, a barn, a forge and a granary from around 1800 with two additional farm buildings.

After the last tenants moved out

The building deteriorated after being vacated by its last tenants around 2011, when it still belonged to the State Treasury via the Agricultural Property Agency. The agency sold the property, and today the palace is privately owned. A slow renovation is under way: the elevations have already been renovated, but the interiors remain derelict. The building is not open to visitors.

Practical information

• Address: the village of Czernina Dolna, Góra County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship.
• Access: by car from Góra; the palace is on private land.
• What to expect: viewing the renovated elevation from the outside, without entry to the interior. Nearby there are the palace in Ligota and the Corpus Christi Church in Góra.