Palace in Wielin

The palace in Wielin is a brick, neo-baroque palace in the village of Wielin in Polanów municipality, entered in the heritage register. It is part of a mid-19th-century palace complex that also includes a park.

History of the estate

In 1628 Wielin was a fief of the von Natzmer family. In 1857 the estate was sold to the Tesslers, who handed it over to the von Clavé-Bouhaben family at the end of the 19th century. The semicircular pediment of the palace bears the coats of arms of Franz Anton Clavé von Bouhaben (1849-1907) and his wife Christophora Decken-Bruhoff, and beneath them a panel with the dates 1920 and 1921.

Dating of the building

The heritage register dates the palace to the mid-19th century, while another study gives the year 1883. The register entry has the number 953 and dates from 1977.

Practical information

• Address: Wielin 4, Polanów municipality.
• Access and current condition of the building: the available studies do not describe this, and information can be obtained from the Polanów municipal office.