Palace in Czernica

The palace in Czernica, a village in the municipality of Gaszowice, was built in 1865 of brick in the Neo-Gothic style. It belongs to a palace complex that also includes a park with lime trees, maples and chestnuts. The building is entered in the heritage register.

The palace and park

The small brick palace was built in 1865 and is an immovable monument entered in the register in 1999. A park has survived around the building, with lime trees, maples and chestnuts growing in it. The sources give neither the history of the owners nor the present function of the building, so before a visit it is worth checking whether and when it is possible to go inside.

Practical information

• Address: ulica Wolności 39, Czernica.
• Next door stands the Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland, a few hundred metres from the palace.
• Check the rules for entering the grounds with the Gaszowice municipal office.