Historic sites
a Neo-Gothic Donnersmarck palace with a park designed by Lenné
Churches and monasteries
a Neo-Romanesque church with a dome and three towers, founded by the Donnersmarck family
a short black trail from Nakło Śląskie to Lake Nakło-Chechło in Świerklaniec municipality
Things to do in Nakło Śląskie: the neo-Gothic Donnersmarck Palace with its park, a neo-Romanesque church with three towers and a trail to Lake Nakło-Chechło.
Nakło Śląskie lies in the Świerklaniec municipality. Its three places are tied to the Donnersmarck family and a short route to the water, so they fit into one day.
The Donnersmarck Palace at Parkowa 2 is a neo-Gothic residence from 1856-1858, designed in the style of English Tudor Gothic, with a park by Lenné. Since 2013 it has housed the Centre of Silesian Culture with museum, exhibition and educational functions. Count Hugo I Henckel von Donnersmarck began the building, and in 1891 Lazarus IV extended the palace.
The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus at Główna 3 is a neo-Romanesque church of 1892-1894, with three towers and a dome. About 90 per cent of the cost was covered by Count Lazarus IV Henckel von Donnersmarck, and the design was made by the architect Hugo Heer of Bytom.
The Nakło Trail is a black PTTK trail about 4.9 km long leading from Nakło Śląskie to Lake Nakło-Chechło. It is short and free. Local events are listed in the events calendar for Nakło Śląskie.
About 4.9 km. It is marked with a black stripe on a white background and looked after by PTTK.
The Centre of Silesian Culture, which has operated since 2013.
