An 18th-century palace with a park, park gate and bridge to an island, in the village of Malin in the Wisznia Mała municipality.
Malin Palace is an 18th-century palace-and-park complex in the village of Malin, in the Wisznia Mała municipality, in Trzebnica County.
The palace was built in the second half of the 18th century. It was listed on the heritage register under number A/3863/454/W, by a decision of 29 November 1980. The available sources do not name the founder or later owners of the site.
The complex includes a park surrounding the palace, within which there is also a park gate and a bridge leading to an island. The layout with an island indicates that the park was landscape-style in character, with water as an element of the composition.
The sources do not state the building's current condition or whether it is in use. It is worth checking this with the Wisznia Mała municipality before visiting, as the palace grounds may be private.
Within a few kilometres of Malin is the Wrocław Golf Club, and a little further away you can find Fort Przygody and another historic palace in the region, Korn Palace in Pawłowice. Anyone interested in horse riding will find the Victor Stud Farm in Siedlec closer by.
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