A neo-baroque palace in Jaskulin near Dobromierz, originating from a Hochberg family hunting lodge from 1785, today part of a complex with a park and a farmstead.
Jaskulin Palace, in a village in the Dobromierz municipality, grew out of a hunting lodge built here at the turn of the 18th century by the Hochbergs, one of the wealthiest Silesian families.
The Hochbergs built the original hunting lodge in 1785. In the 19th century the building was rebuilt, given the neo-baroque form in which it has survived to this day.
The building is two-storey and forms part of a larger complex. Besides the palace itself, the complex includes a landscape park, farm buildings and a farmstead.
The palace was entered in the register of immovable heritage sites on 20 March 1991, under number A/4202/1330/WŁ.
A few kilometres from Jaskulin lies Książ Castle together with the neighbouring Old Książ Castle, and closer by, in Dobromierz itself, stands another residence - the palace in Dobromierz.
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