Once upon a time, behind seven mountains and seven forests……… oh no, no, it's not a fairy tale but the Wojanów Palace looks like in a fairy tale. Visit Wojanów Palace with me.
I like discovering places undiscovered by my family, that's why, one day I took them on a little trip. It is 110 km from Wroclaw to the Wojanów Palace, but only 9 km from Jelenia Góra, and 57 km from my town (so it's not so far :)
The distance from Warsaw to Wojanów Palace is 459 km.
I invite you to see my photos :)
We were in spring there. Maybe the weather wasn't good (it was quite cold that day), but the palace made an impression on us.
Just like in Topacz, there is a pond and a very nice palace park with the Bóbr river flowing there.
There used to be a stable, a granary and a coach house. The properties in Wojanów appear in written sources for the first time in the 13th century. Over the centuries, the property passed into different hands and changed owners. In 1839, Princess Louise of the Netherlands received a property in Wojanów from her father, King Frederick William III of Prussia. The manor and surrounding park belonged to the royal family until 1908, when they were sold by the last heiress. During World War II, a labor camp for forced laborers was established in the palace. After 1945, a state-owned agricultural enterprise functioned in the palace. Now the palace is privat and there is a hotel and conference complex.
Similarly to Topacz, you can organize there a wedding, conference, training, picnic in the park or spend a nice time in a restaurant. Within the complex there are several historic buildings with hotel rooms.
There is a beautiful courtyard in front of the palace. You can see how the owners take care of the surroundings of the palace
We are going to the park :)
I can only imagine how beautiful it is there in summer or early autumn. You can sit down, rest, spend some time with your own thoughts or admire nature.
Nature will always take care of itself
You can see that these sculptures have been through a lot
On our way back
This time a stone statue is without a head :(
The interior of the palace. I even sat in this armchair ;)