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Wyszonowice Palace

Wyszonowice
About Wyszonowice Palace

A palace from the first half of the 18th century in Wyszonowice in the Wiązów municipality, rebuilt in the 19th century, today being renovated by new, private owners.

Wyszonowice Palace stands in the village of Wyszonowice, in the Wiązów municipality, in Strzelin County. It was built in the first half of the 18th century and underwent major rebuilding in the 19th century.

Two entries in the register

The palace and the surrounding park together form a palace-and-park complex. The building itself is entered in the heritage register under number A/2422/1628, dated 12 April 1966, and the park has a separate entry under number A/2423/584/W, dated 27 December 1984.

Renovation in the hands of new owners

Renovation has been under way here for years, carried out by new, private owners who look after the historic walls. The eastern elevation is still awaiting the restoration of its former decoration, and work inside the building continues - the palace is not open to visitors.

Practical information

  • Address: the village of Wyszonowice, Wiązów municipality, Strzelin County.
  • Access: by car from Strzelin or Wiązów; the palace stands on private land, so it is viewed from the outside.
  • What to expect: a view of a residence under renovation, with no entry to the interior. Nearby there are the palace in Żeleźnik and the synagogue in Strzelin.
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