Hunting Lodge in Gorzyce

The hunting lodge in Gorzyce is a Neo-Baroque brick building, built in the 19th century as part of a palace complex. Its investor and first owner was the coal magnate Fritz von Friedländer-Fuld.

The building

The design was made by William Muller. Above the entrance is a cartouche with the Friedländer-Fuld coat of arms. The lodge is entered in the heritage register as part of the palace complex, which also includes a 19th-century English park.

Nearby

Not far away stands the Larisch and Counts d'Arco Palace, an 18th-century residence from the same complex. A few kilometres further stands the Graniczne meandry Odry observation tower.

Practical information

• Location: Gorzyce, Wodzisław County, near Bogumińska Street.
• The sources do not say how the building is currently used or whether it is possible to go inside, so check this before your visit.