Hunting Manor, Jelenia Góra

The hunting manor in Jelenia Góra stands at Nadbrzeżna 22a street and is today an ordinary residential house, although its form dates back to the 18th century.

History of the building

The manor was built in the second half of the 18th century. Towards the end of the 19th century it underwent more significant alterations, which changed part of its appearance, but the distinctive mansard roof with dormer windows has survived to this day and remains the building's most recognisable feature. The building is entered in the register of immovable historic monuments under number A/5023/804/J, since 18 October 1983.

Present use

The building serves as a private residential house. It is not open to visitors, so it can only be viewed from outside, from street level.

Nearby

The manor lies in Jelenia Góra, not far from the old town with the Castle Gate Tower and the Wojanów Gate. Within a few kilometres there are also the Paulinum Palace and Henryk's Castle.

Practical information

• Address: Nadbrzeżna street 22a, Jelenia Góra
• A private building, not open to visitors - it can only be viewed from outside
• What to expect: the historic form of the manor with its distinctive mansard roof, with no entry inside