Palace in Rudziniec

The palace in Rudziniec is a brick residence from the mid-19th century, entered in the heritage register. It stands on ulica Zamkowa and is part of a palace complex with a park.

When and for whom it was built

Building work lasted roughly from 1840 to 1860, and the heritage register gives the years 1841-1850. The construction is linked with the von Ruffer-Rother family. Earlier, in 1787-1833, the village was the seat of one line of the von Groeling family.

Style of the building

The building is of brick. Its style is described variously: as late Neoclassicism and as Eclecticism.

The park and remains of the complex

A park adjoins the palace. In its grounds survive the remains of a chapel, an ice house and a small footbridge. A description of the park can be found under the palace and park complex in Rudziniec.

Nearby

Only a few hundred metres away stands the Church of St Michael the Archangel. About six kilometres from here lies the palace and park complex in Pławniowice.

Practical information

• Address: ul. Zamkowa 3, Rudziniec.
• The sources do not say whether the interiors are open to the public; check the website of Rudziniec municipality before your visit.