Dalków Palace

Dalków Palace is a Baroque-Renaissance residence in the village of Dalków in Polkowice County, decaying for decades and now being gradually renovated by a private owner.

History of the building

The palace was built for the von Glaubitz family in 1596. In 1742 the estate was acquired by the von Stosch family, during whose time the Baroque north wing was built. At the beginning of the 20th century, during the time of Richard von Hindersin, a cylindrical fountain was added in front of the palace.

Destruction and reconstruction

After the Second World War the building was taken over by a State Agricultural Farm, which led to its devastation. The current private owner is carrying out gradual restoration work: the palace park has been restored, and a roof replacement is planned thanks to a grant from the Ministry of Culture.

Can it be visited

The interior of the palace can only be seen in the presence of the owner, and many rooms are at risk of collapse. The palace park, however, is open to the public.

Practical information

• Address: Dalków 52
• The building is privately owned, and the interiors are accessible only in the presence of the owner
• The park by the palace can be visited independently
• Before visiting, it is worth arranging access with the owner, as part of the building is in poor technical condition