A 17th-19th century Piast castle in Wołów, today the seat of the County Office with an accessible observation tower.
The Wołów Castle is a Piast castle standing on Piastowski Square in the centre of Wołów in Lower Silesia.
The current form of the castle dates from the 17th-19th centuries and was built of brick. The building is listed in the register of immovable monuments.
The castle walls today house the seat of the Wołów County Office, where officials handle the administrative affairs of the county's residents.
The castle tower is open to visitors during the office's working hours, from where you can admire a panorama of Wołów and the surrounding area.
Not far from the castle stands the Palace in Wołów.
The town also has the Benedictine Convent in Wołów.
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