Historic sites
a permanent ruin of a neo-Gothic palace with a surviving eastern tower and Gothic window surrounds
one of three palaces in the village of Ubocze, built in the mid-19th century together with its park
Historic sites
one of three palaces in the village of Ubocze, with a 19th-century park entered in the heritage register
Historic sites in Ubocze: three palaces in one village near Gryfów Śląski, a neo-Gothic ruin, an 1801 palace and one from the mid-19th century.
Ubocze is a rare case of a village with three palaces, each with a German name within Schosdorf: Oberschloss, Mittelgutsschloss and Kesselgutsschloss. Today they are three separate buildings in Gryfów Śląski municipality, in Lwówek County. They do not all look alike, because their condition differs.
The palace in Ubocze Średnie was built in 1801 as part of a palace and park complex. The park was entered on the register of monuments under number A/863/711/J by a decision of 10 November 1981. The palace in Ubocze Górne at Ubocze 264 dates from the mid-19th century, together with its park from the same period. Both suit visitors looking at architecture on their own.
The palace in Ubocze-Kolonia, in the Pasiecznik colony, was built around 1850-1852 by Johann Carl Prenzel of Gryfów Śląski, in English neo-Gothic style, of stone and brick. It is a permanent ruin: the building is heavily damaged, the park badly neglected, and one tower has survived. View it from outside.
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