Castle in Przecław was erected in the 16th century by the Ligęza family
In 1578 the castle was remodelled in a Renaissance style, and its system of fortifications was reinforced. The 19th century brought about a reconstruction of the castle, when the building was transformed into a Romantic structure with neo-Renaissance and neo-Gothic features. Despite the numerous reconstructions, the oldest part of the castle preserved the Renaissance style, featuring the distinctive attic wall.
The castle is located within a lovely English garden with impressive landscape features.
Today the castle is used for commercial purposes.
MORE AT THE WEBSITE OF CARPATHIAN TRIAL OF HISTORICAL HOUSES AND GARDENS
Places worth seeing in Przecław and nearby:
Fortified residential tower from the 1400s in Rzemień
- Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Przecław
- Church of St. Bernardine in Przecław
- Shrine at Wenecka St. in Przecław
- Cemetery in Przecław, from 1812
- Szaszkiewicz family palace in Rzemień
- Biały Bór-Tuszyma war cemetery
Photo by Krystian Kłysewicz
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