Palace in Sulisław

Sulisław
50°41'33"N 17°18'20"E (50.692751, 17.305768)
The Palace in Sulisław was built at the beginning of the 19th century in the Neo-Gothic style on the initiative of Count Hans Karol von Schaffgotsch. The inspiration for the architectural design by Karl Lüdecke was the palace in Kopice, belonging to the estate owner's parents. In 1909, the Sulisław estate was leased, and a decade later it was acquired by Count von Francken-Sierstorpff. The two-story edifice in the English Neo-Renaissance style was created on a rectangular plan. The object has two towers: round and quadrilateral. Decorative, Neo-Renaissance gables and cornices have been preserved on the palace facades to this day. The whole is surrounded by a small landscape park. Currently, the palace houses a five-star hotel with a SPA, yoga center, and restaurant. Near the facility, there is also a swimming area with a beach and bar, and a fishing ground. Practical information: The facility is available to hotel guests or by prior arrangement with the owner. Free parking in front of the facility.

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