Historic sites
former Tiele-Winckler estate farm with a manor house, farm buildings and an avenue of chestnut trees, with an inscription of 1853
Parks and nature
a former Jordan garden with a monument dedicated to residents shot in April 1940
Churches and monasteries
neo-Baroque brick basilica from 1912, with a great tower and altars from a Wrocław workshop
Parks and nature
a row of 28 old chestnut trees from a former manor farm, today with a promenade
Cemeteries and monuments
a cemetery from 1913 with war graves and a monument to fallen insurgents
Things to do in Dąbrówka Mała: a former manor farm with a chestnut avenue, a Neo-Baroque church, a cemetery and a square with a monument in Katowice.
Dąbrówka Mała is a district of Katowice linked with the Tiele-Winckler family, whose landed estate left behind a manor complex, an avenue and land for a cemetery. The places described here are small, so they are best joined into a single walk around the district.
Begin at Żyzna 1, with the Tiele-Winckler manor farm and the chestnut avenue. Both are remnants of the former landed estate and share one address, so you see them in a single stop.
The historic complex from the second half of the nineteenth century has a manor house, a farm building and an avenue, and it is among the oldest groups of buildings within present-day Katowice. The avenue consists of 28 old horse chestnuts, is entered in the register of monuments and, after tidying, serves for walks.
The district has the Church of St Anthony of Padua at Niepodległości Avenue 4. It is a Neo-Baroque brick church built in 1911-1912 and listed as a monument, with a large tower dominating the facade and Neo-Baroque side altars.
The cemetery on Le Ronda Street belongs to the parish of St Anthony. It was founded in 1913 on land donated by Count Tiele-Winckler. It holds war graves, and a memorial to insurgents killed in the uprisings and to the dead of the Second World War. It is an active burial place, so quiet is expected.
Yes, September Soldiers Square is a small green square between Milowicka, gen. Józefa Hallera and Strzelców Bytomskich streets, laid out on the site of a former ogród jordanowski, a children's play garden. It holds a monument from 1960 commemorating residents shot in 1940. Keep a serious tone when you visit.
The manor farm complex with the chestnut avenue, the Church of St Anthony and September Soldiers Square.
A family of landowners. Count Tiele-Winckler donated the land for the cemetery on Le Ronda Street, and their former estate forms the farm on Żyzna Street.
Yes, the Church of St Anthony of Padua, Neo-Baroque, built in 1911-1912 and entered in the register of monuments.
Twenty-eight white horse chestnuts.
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