A historic one-storey palace from 1895 in Myszków, with a projecting bay on the front, verandas and a balcony with a stone balustrade.
August Schmelzer’s Palace is a historic building from 1895 in Myszków.
The palace has one storey, is built on a rectangular plan and is covered with a hipped roof with dormers. Steps lead to the main entrance, placed centrally in the front elevation. The entrance on the raised ground floor is in a projecting bay topped with a pediment.
On the left side of the elevation stands a brick, glazed veranda, with a balcony with a stone balustrade above it. On the right there is an open wooden veranda, to which steps lead from the side.
Myszków also has a salt graduation tower and the Church of St Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr.
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