Pakoszow Palace, a pearl of architecture located in the picturesque Valley of Palaces and Gardens of Kotlina Jeleniogórska (Jelenia Góra Valley), is a place that enchants not only with its history, but also with its extraordinary beauty. The palace's wealth of detail and artfully preserved interiors attract art and architecture lovers from all over the country. In order to make it possible for all interested to learn the secrets of this unique place, from this year's vacation 2024 Pakoszow Palace opens its doors to visitors every Saturday at 12:00 p.m. A guided tour of Pakoszow Palace allows for a fuller understanding of the rich history and beauty of this monument, making each visit an unforgettable journey through time.
Pakoszow Palace, with its captivating and mysterious history, dates back to 1725. Its construction is linked to Johann Martin Gottfried - a wealthy merchant from nearby Jelenia Gora, who decided to erect a residence on Pakoszow lands, thus combining his ambitions with his desire to leave a lasting mark on the pages of local history. The palace was to serve as the family's summer residence and a place of relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It also served as the Pakoszow Palace's running bleaching plant for high-quality linen, for which the Jelenia Góra area and its surroundings were famous. Learn more about the history of Pakoszow Palace here: history of the Palace.
Pakoszow Palace is a place where history meets modernity, creating a harmonious whole full of contrasts and fascinating details.
Situated in a picturesque setting, the palace impresses both with its external architecture and richly decorated interiors. The traditional part of the palace is an excellent example of Baroque architecture, with classic facades and elegant proportions, while the modern part, added just above the ponds, introduces contemporary touches and innovative architectural solutions.
The Pakoszow Palace's interiors are true treasure troves of arts and crafts. Each room is overflowing with unusual antique elements and decorative details, which harmonize perfectly with modern oppositional additions. This fusion of classic and modern gives the palace a unique character and attracts the attention of visitors.
Among the countless palace rooms, two gems stand out in particular: The Blue Tower and the Baroque Hall. The Blue Tower, so called because of the color that dominates the decorations, hides a beautifully restored Tiled Room that retains the elegance of 18th-century design.
Meanwhile, the Baroque Room, a true jewel of the palace, impresses with its extraordinary ceiling frescoes. These historic paintings, which have remained untouched since their creation, showcase the richness of Baroque ornamentation and the mastery of past artists. Every detail is original, allowing visitors to feel the authentic atmosphere of the era.
In every room of Pakoszow Palace one can see a meticulously planned combination of historic elements with modern details and contemporary art. Such a juxtaposition allows for a unique effect, which on the one hand pays tribute to history, and on the other introduces a breath of freshness and modernity. It is this harmonious integration that makes Pakoszow Palace a unique place, where past and present meet in perfect symbiosis.
Jeleniogórska Kotlina, located in southwestern Poland, at the foot of the majestic Karkonosze Mountains, is a region of incredible charm and rich history. Known for its beautiful landscapes, picturesque hills and lush nature, the Basin is a great place for both nature lovers and history enthusiasts. The region is a true treasure trove for travelers, offering a wide range of tourist attractions, from hiking mountain trails to visiting historic buildings.
One of the most unique and fascinating features of the Jelenia Góra Valley is the Valley of Palaces and Gardens. This unusual place, often called the Polish Loire Valley, delights with its concentration of aristocratic mansions, stately palaces and romantic castles. It is here, in a small area, that there are more than 30 historic buildings that were once the residences of the nobility, and today remain witnesses to the region's rich past.
The Valley of Palaces and Gardens of the Jelenia Góra Valley is a unique and magical place, where each monument tells its own unique story. A visit to this region is a true journey in time, allowing you to discover the forgotten splendor of aristocratic residences and immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding nature.
During the holiday season, from June 22 to August 31, 2024, Pakoszow Palace opens its gates to visitors, offering Pakoszow Palace tours and unforgettable guided tours. The vacation becomes a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history and splendor of the palace. Pakoszow Palace tours are conducted in two languages - Polish and English, as well as German, which allows a wide range of tourists to fully understand and appreciate this monument.
The Pakoszow Palace tour lasts about 45 minutes, during which guests have the opportunity to admire the most important and beautiful interiors of the palace and the adjacent garden.
The Pakoszow Palace tour begins with a visit to the Blue Tower, where participants are invited to watch a remarkable historical film. The film provides fascinating information about the origins, transformations and mysterious stories associated with Pakoszow Palace.
After the film screening, a proper tour of the palace's interior begins. Guests can admire the Baroque Hall, the Tiled Hall in the Blue Tower, the historic Library, modern interiors and art exhibitions, among others.
While visiting Pakoszow Palace, guests also have the opportunity to see modern architectural elements that have been meticulously integrated into the historic structure of the palace. Pakoszow Palace also features many contemporary art exhibitions that harmoniously complement the rich atmosphere of the place. The guide will tell you about the various artistic works on display in the palace spaces, linking the past with the present.
The Pakoszow Palace tour also includes a walk through the beautiful palace garden, where guests can admire the picturesque ponds and lush vegetation. After the tour, there is an opportunity to relax and enjoy refreshments such as coffee and a delicious cake from the palace's pastry shop. Such a tasty touch makes the visit to Pakoszow Palace even more pleasant and unforgettable.
We invite everyone who is interested to visit Pakoszow Palace!
tel. +48 728 865 102 or info@palac-pakoszow.pl
45 PLN/person (sightseeing)
or
65 PLN/person (sightseeing, coffee and cake)
More information at: https://www.palac-pakoszow.pl/palac-pakoszow-zwiedzanie
It is also possible to visit Pakoszow Palace on other dates - please contact us to check availability and make reservations.
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