A Neo-Gothic brick palace in Młoszowa from 1809-1859, part of a historic palace complex.
The palace in Młoszowa, a village in Chrzanów County, is a Neo-Gothic brick building erected in 1809-1859. It is part of a historic palace complex and appears in the heritage register.
The heritage register dates the building to 1809-1859, which means that construction and rebuilding lasted almost half a century. It gives Neo-Gothic as the style and brick as the material. The palace was entered in the register under number A-45 in 1968, and the entry was supplemented in 2018.
The interiors are not known to be open to visitors, so assume that the palace is viewed from outside, from the street. Before you travel it is worth asking at the Trzebinia municipal office, to which Młoszowa belongs.
In the area lies the Regional Museum in Trzebinia, and in Chrzanów the Museum in Chrzanów, which are easy to combine with a visit.
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