Silesia, Silesian Voivodeship
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Historic sites

Palace Complex in Czerwięcice

Czerwięcice
About Palace Complex in Czerwięcice

A Neo-Renaissance palace in Czerwięcice built in 1892 on the initiative of Wiktor von Wrochem, surrounded by a park with old trees.

The palace in Czerwięcice is a Neo-Renaissance residence built in 1892 on the initiative of Wiktor von Wrochem. Together with the park and a barn it forms a complex entered in the heritage register. The building is private property.

Owners

After the death of Wiktor von Wrochem in 1910 the palace and estate were inherited by his daughter Zofia, wife of Hans von Schimonsky. The Schimonsky family lived here until 1945. During the Second World War the palace housed a German command post.

The park

The palace was surrounded by a garden and a park. The park with old trees has survived to this day.

Practical information

  • Czerwięcice lies in the Rudnik municipality in Racibórz County.
  • The palace is private property, so it is easiest to view it from the outside; it is worth checking the rules of entry before your visit.
  • Nearby is the Palace in Strzybnik, about 2.8 km further.
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