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The Bishop's Manor in Nysa is a 13th-century building, being the largest of the preserved elements of the non-existent Nysa castle of the bishops of Wrocław. It is located right next to the Bishop's Palace, with which it was connected in the past by a porch running over the street and moat. The manor had the shape of a quadrilateral, with three towers and a small courtyard inside. In the 17th century, a reception hall and the main building were built, in the facade of which today there is a drive-through gate with columns with a small balcony. Currently, a hotel and conference center as well as a care home operate in the former manor. At the gate, behind the drawbridge, above the moat, water levels during floods that visited Nysa over the centuries, including the last one from 1997, are marked on the wall. Practical information: Free parking spaces by the pond, from the side of Kościuszki Street.