Lasów Palace

Lasów Palace is a two-storey building built on an L-shaped plan in the 1590s, recorded in German sources as Schloss Lissa. It stands in the village of Lasów in the Pieńsk municipality, in Zgorzelec county.

A Renaissance portal

The palace is covered with a tall hip-gabled roof. A Renaissance portal survives, with a wooden door decorated with the heraldic cartouches of the Nostitz and Rackel families, and in a decorative niche are placed the coats of arms of the von Nostitz and von Landskron families.

Successive owners

The palace was built by Kaspar II von Fürstenau. Around 1670 the estate passed into the hands of the von Nostitz family, and in the 18th century the building underwent further rebuilding.

Heritage protection

The building is listed on the heritage register under number A/5504/277, by a decision of 11 May 1951. The surrounding park has also been placed under protection, under number 846/J, listed on 12 July 2024.

Other residences nearby

A few kilometres away stands Żarki Średnie Palace.

At a similar distance from Lasów is also the manor house in Żarska Wieś.

Practical information

• Address: Lasów, Zgorzelecka 61 Street, Pieńsk municipality, Zgorzelec county
• Getting there: by car from Pieńsk or Zgorzelec towards Lasów
• What to expect: a building seen mainly from the outside - the exact rules of access and the palace's current use are worth checking on site, as the building's website did not respond while this description was being prepared