Krzyżowice Palace

Krzyżowice Palace is a Neoclassical residence built in the 18th century and completed in the 19th century, standing on ulica Główna in Krzyżowice.

Architecture

The building has an entrance in a porch topped with a balcony with a stone balustrade, and a portal supported on two Doric columns. A characteristic element of the massing is a five-sided tower-shaped projection, covered with a helm roof bearing a heraldic cartouche.

The von Tschirschky und Reichel family

The palace was built by the von Tschirschky und Reichel family, whose coat of arms appears on the cartouche crowning the tower.

Palace complex

Around the palace, a park has survived along with two annexes, a garden pavilion and a granary. The palace complex is entered into the heritage register under number A/3843/499/W of 29 July 1982, and the surrounding park separately, under number 244 of 28 July 1950.

Nearby

Other landed-gentry residences of the region stand nearby, including Bliż Manor, Królikowice Manor and Magnice Palace.

Practical information

• Address: ulica Główna, Krzyżowice, Wrocław County
• The condition and accessibility of the interior are not established in available sources - it is worth checking on site or with the municipal office before your visit
• The complex retains a park with two annexes, a garden pavilion and a granary