A historic 19th-century palace in the Miłkowice municipality, today used as a residential building.
Pątnówek Palace is a 19th-century, two-storey residence in the Miłkowice municipality, today used as a residential building.
The palace was erected on a rectangular plan, with a habitable attic and a hipped roof with dormers. It was separated together with a substantial part of the former farmstead yard. The building is entered on the heritage register under number A/3212/720/L, dated 26 June 1986.
A few kilometres away lies Legnica, where it is worth seeing the Piast Castle and the Cathedral of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul. Closer, less than two and a half kilometres away, stands the palace in Lipce.
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