Ligota Strupińska Palace

Ligota Strupińska Palace is a Neo-Baroque residence from 1890, standing in the village of Ligota Strupińska in the Prusice municipality, in Trzebnica County. The building was erected on an irregular quadrilateral plan, built of brick and plastered, covered by mansard roofs with dormers, with a characteristic round tower topped by a dome.

Owners of the estate

Before 1937 the estate in Ligota Strupińska belonged in turn to the von Frobelowitz and von Richthofen families, and later to the von Pourtalès family. In 1937 the owner was Baron Arnulf von Gillern.

What happened after 1945

After being taken over by the Polish state, the palace was adapted into a multi-family residential building for employees of the state agricultural farm. After the farm was liquidated, the property passed into the holdings of the Agricultural Property Agency. The building is not open to visitors.

Park by the palace

Next to the palace a park of 4.41 ha has survived, laid out in the 18th century and redesigned in the 19th century in the English style, with an impressive stand of trees.

Practical information

• The palace stands in the village of Ligota Strupińska, in the Prusice municipality, in Trzebnica County.
• The building serves a residential function and is not open to visitors - it can only be viewed from outside, out of respect for the residents' privacy.
• Nearby, in Strupina, stand two churches: the Church of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Church of St Joseph the Betrothed of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Strupina.