Palace in Biała Wielka

The palace in Biała Wielka, built in the 18th century, is a Neoclassical building on a rectangular plan, part of a palace complex with a park. It stands at ul. Walentego Zwierkowskiego 29.

Owners and the fate of the palace

Ignacy Zwierkowski, a former Bar Confederate, lived in the palace, and later his son Walenty, a Napoleonic soldier who, after the defeat of his leader, also settled in Biała Wielka. In 1852 the palace was bought by Adolf Ludwik Schuetz, who came from Saxony. In 1945 the estate was nationalised and a school was set up in the palace.

The park

In the park by the palace there is a pond, and a plane tree and a tulip tree also grow there. In the area lies the manor house in Bogumiłek.

Practical information

• Address: ul. Walentego Zwierkowskiego 29, Biała Wielka.
• The present use and the rules of entry to the grounds have not been established, so check them with the municipality before your visit.