Jagielnica Palace

Jagielnica Palace, in the Przeworno municipality, Strzelin County, was built in the first half of the 19th century, and owes its present, Neo-Baroque appearance to a thorough rebuilding in 1905-1920.

From the Radlers to the Schönbecks

The construction of the palace is linked to the Radler family, owners of Jagielnica from 1852. The turning point was the rebuilding of 1905-1920, carried out already in the time of the Schönbeck family, who took over the estate in 1913. The last owner known from records was Wilhelm Schönbeck, mentioned in 1921-1937, and the family probably remained on the estate until the end of the Second World War.

State farm, cooperative, today private property

After the war the building came under the management of a State Agricultural Farm, and from 1982 it was used by an agricultural cooperative. Today the palace is private property. A partly preserved park from the first quarter of the 19th century adjoins the complex. The whole layout, the palace and the park, was entered on the heritage register in 1983-1984.

Practical information

• Address: the village of Jagielnica, Przeworno municipality, Strzelin County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship.
• Getting there: best by car, travel by PKS coach is in practice impossible. The palace with the park lies by national road no. 385, with the possibility of parking in front of the gate.
• What to expect: a private estate with no access to the interior, which can only be viewed from the outside, from the road. Nearby, less than two kilometres away, stands the palace in Jagielno, and a little further the palace in Samborowice and the palace in Stanica.