Daszów Palace

The Daszów Palace stands in the village of Daszów, in the Jemielno municipality, in Góra County. It is a former residence, today preserved as a ruin, entered in the register of heritage monuments.

History of the building

The building originated as a manor house, built in 1547-1563. In 1729-1735 it was enlarged and rebuilt in the Baroque style, giving it a more grand character than the original Renaissance manor house had. A further phase of building work was recorded in 1898-1906, when the building underwent restoration.

Heritage protection

The palace is listed in the register of heritage monuments under number A/3720/771, entered on 5 October 1960.

Today

The building is today a ruin. The sources do not give information about the owner, plans for rebuilding, or whether the site is open to visitors, so it is worth checking this on site or at the Jemielno municipal office before visiting.

Nearby

Within a few kilometres of Daszów are other historic residences of the region, including the palace in Górka Wąsoska, the manor house in Psary and the manor house in Chocieborowice.

Practical information

• Settlement: Daszów, Jemielno municipality, Góra County
• The building is a ruin - the condition and accessibility are worth checking before visiting, for example at the municipal office
• The exact address is not known, the coordinates point to the area of the village of Daszów