Turów Palace

Turów Palace stands in the small settlement of Turów in the municipality of Pęcław, in Głogów County - this is a different Turów from the one known for the power station and mine in Zgorzelec County. The building dates from the 19th century and underwent successive alterations over the years.

Architecture

The palace has a rectangular plan and is covered by a mansard roof. The front facade is decorated with a two-column portico, which supports a balcony on the upper floor. In the 20th century the building was modified, which affected its present appearance.

The complex and its history

The palace forms part of a larger complex including a park and a former manor farm. At one point the property was put up for sale by the Agricultural Property Agency, which indicates problems with its upkeep and management in previous years. The current ownership status and accessibility to visitors are not confirmed in the available sources.

Practical information

• The palace is located in the settlement of Turów, in the municipality of Pęcław, in Głogów County
• Access is by local roads from Głogów, and in the area it is also worth seeing Borek Palace and Grębocice Palace
• The technical condition and access to the interior should be checked on site or with the Pęcław municipal office before a visit