Machnice Palace

Machnice Palace is a Classicist building from the first half of the 19th century, standing in the village of Machnice in the Wisznia Mała municipality, in Trzebnica County. The building is listed in the heritage register, but is not open to visitors.

What the building looks like

The palace was built on a rectangular plan, as a two-storey brick building covered with a hipped roof with dormers. At the front is a two-storey portico topped with a triangular pediment, supported on four Ionic columns.

Who manages the palace today

The building is in the hands of a private leaseholder. There is no hotel or guesthouse here, but occasional events are held. The Trzebnica county website does not indicate the possibility of individually visiting the interiors, so the palace should be treated as a building seen from the outside, not a place with an open exhibition.

Practical information

• Address: Machnice 8, Wisznia Mała municipality, Trzebnica County.
• Access: by car along local roads towards Machnice, in Trzebnica County north of Wrocław.
• What to expect: the historic form of the palace seen from the outside, without guaranteed entry inside - access is worth checking directly with the leaseholder before arriving.