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Continente: Europa

País: Polonia

Localización: Pławniowice al noroeste de Gliwice, a 63 km de Katowice

Año: 1882-1885

Estado: Terminado

Descripción:Palacio de Pławniowice

Pławniowice es una pequeña ciudad situada al noroeste de Gliwice, a 63 km Katowice. Palacio se construió en el siglo XIX por la familia Ballestrem. El edificio está rodeado por un precioso parque.

Horario:

Los domingos: abril, mayo y septiembre a las 16.00 h. Julio y agosto a las 14.00, 15.00, 16.00 y 17.00 h.

Los jueves: de abril hasta septiembre a las 11.00 y 13.00h.

La entrada en el parque cuesta 3,00 zl, al palacio 8 zl solo con guias.

http://viajarapolonia.blogspot.com.es/2014/09/palacio-de-pawniowice.html

Pławniowice Palace

Pławniowice is small village located near a big lake, not far from the A4 highway, between Gliwice and Strzelce Opolskie. The village was established in 1317 but its importance grew when Franciszek Wolfgang von Stechow bought Pławniowice in 1737. Then the count Karol

Franciszek von Ballestrem built a magnificent palace and surrounded it by carefully selected trees.

The Ballestrem family has its roots in an old Italian nobility. The Silesian line of this family comes from Giovanni Baptiste Angelo Ballestrero di Castellengo, born in 1709 in Turin. In 1730 he became a page at the manor of a Saxon-Weimar prince, where he changed his name to Johann and accepted the last name Ballestrem. In 1732 he joined an elite unit of the emperor’s regiment, where he became a lieutenant colonel. In 1740 he joined the Prussian army where he served in the third hussar regiment and in 1748 became a leader of the

squadron, part of which quartered in Gliwice. In 1748 in Plawniowice, in a chapel of the old castle, he married countess Marie Elisabeth Augusta von Stechow, the daughter of Wolfgang von Stechow, the founder of entail (the property that can not be divided and passes to the oldest son in the family) composed of estates in Plawniowice, Ruda and Biskupice. After the death of Charles Franz von Stechow in 1798 (Wolfgan's) that died without leaving a male offspring, the property passed to the oldest son of his sister, Charles Franz von Ballestrem and stayed in the hands of the family until the end of the war.

In 1945 the Red Army soldiers destroyed the palace’s interior and furniture. After the war the Benedictine nuns stayed in the palace for some years. Nowadays, after the renovation the palace and park complex is a beatiful example of residence architecture in Upper Silese.

A monumental palace with its unique interiors from 19th century is located in a peaceful

surroundings, far from the city surrounded by a small but picturesque landscape park.

Since 1989 the building has belonged to the Diocese in Gliwice that created the House of

Retreat here. It offers accomodation and organising conference.

http://www.colegiocami.com/articles/106.pdf

http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zespół_pałacowo-parkowy_w_Pławniowicach

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