Pałac Miroszowice is a late-19th-century Neoclassical brick palace in Miroszowice village, in the Lubin area of Lower Silesia. Its heritage listing provides a location and route-planning map, but does not confirm that the building is open to visitors, so check access before setting out.
- Location: Miroszowice 12a, Miroszowice village, Lubin gmina.
- Heritage status: Listed in the register of monuments and the monuments inventory.
- Visitor arrangements: Opening days, hours, tickets and access rules are not published in the available heritage listing.
Where is Pałac Miroszowice?
Pałac Miroszowice stands at Miroszowice 12a, in Miroszowice village, within Lubin gmina and Lubin county in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. Zabytek.pl provides a map and a route-planning option for the site, which can help you locate the address before travelling.
If you are also planning time in town, the palace’s Lubin setting pairs naturally with a walk through Lubin city centre.
What is known about the palace?
Zabytek.pl describes the building as a brick palace in the Neoclassical style, dating from the late 19th century. The listing identifies it as protected in both the register of monuments and the monuments inventory, but its descriptive entry has not yet been completed.
A Lubin city portal report records the monument’s register number as 721/L, A/3125/721/L, with an inscription date of 26 June 1986. The palace formed part of a larger palace-and-farm complex that included a former residential outbuilding, granary, cowshed and other farm buildings.
The estate’s history reaches back further: it belonged to the ducal domain until 1622, when Duke Georg Rudolph sold it to ducal councillor Georg Muck. After 1650, Sigmund Gerstmann formed the Ober Muckendorf estate from land bought from peasants.
The estate, with its manor and farm, belonged to Frau von Frankenberg in 1789 and to the von Biess family from 1830 to 1926. From the second half of the 19th century, it was no longer the owners’ residence and was leased.
Can you visit Pałac Miroszowice?
The available heritage listing does not establish whether the palace is open to the public. It gives no visitor-opening days or hours, ticket prices, tour details, booking conditions or access rules. It also does not state the building’s current physical condition or identify its current owner.
Before making a special trip, check the official site before you go and confirm directly whether access is permitted and what arrangements apply. Do not assume that a heritage listing or route-planning map means the grounds or building are open to visitors.
How do you get from Lubin to Miroszowice?
Pałac Miroszowice is about 9 minutes by car from Villa Cuprum, which offers rooms for your visit. The heritage entry’s map and route-planning option can help you plan the approach, but it does not describe parking or pedestrian access at the site.
Public transport needs checking against current routes and stops. A county notice identifies a route running through Miroszowice between Gogołowice and Gola, but it does not establish a current visitor-specific stop or timetable for the palace. Confirm the route and stop before relying on it.
FAQs
Where is Pałac Miroszowice?
It is at Miroszowice 12a, in Miroszowice village, Lubin gmina, Lower Silesian Voivodeship.
What architectural style is the palace?
Zabytek.pl classifies it as a Neoclassical brick palace dating from the late 19th century.
Is Pałac Miroszowice open to visitors?
The available heritage listing does not confirm public access or provide opening hours, ticket information or booking details. Check with an official source before visiting.
Is there a public transport route to the palace?
A county notice names a route that passes through Miroszowice, but it does not confirm a current stop or timetable for visiting the palace. Check current service details before travelling.