Famous castle in Poland: Bożków Palace in Lower Silesia

The castle in Bożków, formerly known as Schloss Eckersdorf, was considered one of the most beautiful castle complexes in the former Grafschaft Glatz in Silesia. Built in the 16th century in Renaissance style as the residence of the Counts of Magnis, it underwent multiple renovations and expansions over the centuries, resulting in a rich architectural ensemble that bears the imprint of major renovations in the 19th century. Despite various uses after World War II, large parts of the original and valuable interior furnishings have been preserved throughout the castle to this day.

According to the local land use plan, the property is designated as a service zone. This allows for versatile combinable uses, including commercial, medical, educational, cultural, and tourism activities.

As a national monument, the ensemble holds significant cultural value and is worth preserving due to its historical significance. Interested investors and companies with a clear vision, concept, and sufficient financial resources are cordially invited to get in touch.

ARCHITECTURAL HIGHLIGHTS

• Two large, representative staircases
• Magnificently designed ballroom spanning two floors with a balcony
• Additional halls with a representative character
• Numerous wood panelings, high-quality stucco and carvings featuring historical hunting motifs
• Castle chapel
• Original fireplaces and tile stoves
• Carriage entrance with decorative columns
• Outbuildings with ribbed vaults
• Tall tower originally intended for another floor
• French-style park with garden pavilion

LOCATION OF BOŻKÓW CASTLE

The palace is located in the historically rich Kłodzko Valley in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship of Poland. The surroundings are characterized by numerous other castles, palaces and important Polish landmarks.

Some distances:

• Kłodzko - approximately 35 km to the south
• Wałbrzych - 50 km to the northwest
• Wrocław - approximately 120 km to the northwest
• Prague - approximately 170 km to the southwest
• Kraków - approximately 220 km to the southeast
• Border with Czech Republic - approximately 30 km to the southwest
• Border with Germany (near Görlitz) - approximately 80 km to the west