UNESCO
Church of Peace in Jawor
A timber-framed Protestant church built under the Peace of Westphalia of 1648. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Nearby attractions
Surroundings worth coming back for
The Legnica–Jawor region combines heritage, nature and quiet roads — ideal for couples, families and history lovers.
Water and history
Słup Reservoir
A reservoir on the Nysa Szalona near Jawor. Beneath the water lies a manor where Blücher planned the Battle of the Katzbach.
Nature
Land of Extinct Volcanoes
Cone-shaped hills stretch from Jawor to Wleń; volcanic bombs weighing several tonnes still lie beneath Wilcza Góra.
What to see nearby
300 m from the palace
“Alaska” riding stable
Just 300 metres from the palace — riding by arrangement.
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Katzbach battle monument
Unveiled in 1817, funded by Blücher, Yorck and Gneisenau; rebuilt after the Second World War.
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Historical encampment
Every year in late August: a re-enactment of the Battle of the Katzbach, one of the oldest such events in Poland.
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Radogost lookout tower
A 22-metre, 19th-century tower with views of the Sudetes.
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Gross-Rosen Museum
Memorial at the former German labour camp where prisoners were forced to quarry granite. Grounds free; the exhibition is ticketed.
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For active guests
Quiet, safe roads for family bike rides, running routes through fields and forests, and Nordic walking in winter.
Or simply a long walk in the forest beside the palace park.
Stay at the palace
Five individually furnished guest rooms on the second floor, reached by stone and wooden stairs. Each has its own colour, furniture and view.