Kruszwicka Street Palace, Jelenia Góra

The palace at Kruszwicka street in Jelenia Góra is a historic residence from the late 19th century, entered in the heritage register together with the adjoining garden.

A building from the last quarter of the 19th century

The palace was erected in Jelenia Góra towards the end of the 19th century, more precisely in its last quarter. It was entered in the heritage register under number A/5040/933/J by a decision of 18 July 1988. The register entry covers the whole palace complex together with the garden, which still accompanies the building today.

To be established on site

Sources available online do not state in what style the palace was erected, what technical condition it is in today, or who currently uses it. Anyone looking for such information can ask at the Municipal Heritage Conservator's Office in Jelenia Góra or at the Architecture Department of the City Office.

Practical information

• Town: Jelenia Góra
• Access: the area around Kruszwicka street, near the city centre, not far from the Castle Gate Tower and the Cyprian Kamil Norwid Theatre
• What to expect: viewing the 19th-century form of the palace and garden from outside, with no information available about entering the interior