Palace in Patoka

The Neo-Baroque palace in Patoka, a colony in Ciasna municipality in Silesia, stands in a palace complex together with a park. The building dates from the 19th century and is a two-storey block on a rectangular plan, covered with a mansard roof with dormers.

What the palace looks like

At the front a pseudo-avant-corps projects, with a balcony, that is a terrace supported by four columns. The avant-corps is crowned by a semicircular gable with volute scrolls. In the gable is a cartouche with the coat of arms of Prince Hugo von Radolin, who owned the estate from 1894. The palace has a park, which is part of the same complex.

Nearby

Patoka lies in the forests north of Lubliniec. Within a few kilometres there are churches in Sieraków Śląski and Jeżowa and nature reserves. The nearest, about a kilometre from the palace, is the Łęg nad Młynówką nature reserve, and five kilometres farther is the Cisy koło Sierakowa reserve.

Practical information

• Address: ul. Szkolna 3, Patoka, Ciasna municipality, Lubliniec County.
• Before your visit, check with the municipal office whether the site is accessible and whether you can enter the park.