Palace of Marianne Orange-Nassau
Pałac Marianny Orańskiej
Fee required
A monumental 19th-century neo-Gothic palace in Lower Silesia, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel for Princess Marianne of the Netherlands. Known as the 'Pearl of Dolny Śląsk', it features castle-like architecture, towers, and courtyards. Devastated after WWII, it has been systematically renovated and is now open to the public as a historic monument.

📜 Grand neo-Gothic palace built for Princess Marianne of the Netherlands in the 19th century.
🔍 Designated a national historic monument of Poland in 2024, it was devastated after WWII and is now systematically renovated and open to visitors.

Why Go

🏰 Explore monumental 19th-century architecture
👑 Discover the fascinating story of Princess Marianne
🌳 Wander through a large landscaped park with water parterre and fountain
🏛️ Discover a restored historic monument and attend cultural events
⛏️ Visit nearby former gold mine and medieval settlement

Why Avoid

🚫 Pets are not allowed on the premises
🪜 Over 300 stairs to climb in the chateau

Tips

⏰ Guided tours start hourly, check seasonal times
🎟️ Purchase tickets 15 mins before at Tourist Info or Palace Café
🗣️ Czech-speaking guide available for groups by prior arrangement (additional fee)

Cost

💰 Normal ticket 35 PLN, discounted 30 PLN, groups over 30 people 30 PLN/person.

Hours

🕒 Daily, guided tours from 10 am, last entrance 5 pm (6 pm May-Sep).