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The Trzcińsko Palace , also known as the Manor House on the Beaver River, is a reminder of the past and a building that continues the history from the former Villa Rohlach in Trzcińsko. It is a building in classicist style, which was built in 1860 according to a design by the famous architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
The Palace was built on the basis of a design by Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Villa Rohrlach fell into the hands of the Counts of Stolberg, who already owned the chateau in Janovice.
an extensive landscaped park was created, reaching all the way to the foot of the mountains.
The property became the property of Hans Scheibert, a descendant of a Prussian officer family and a well-known factory owner. It was he who patented the pontoon boat prototype.
After the war, the building housed a kindergarten from 1955 to 1990.
Today, the manor house is used for agro-tourism activities. It offers cosy rooms overlooking the park and the river, and uses spring water, which adds to its charm.
The history of the Manor House is not only a chronicle of years gone by, it also continues the heritage of the past in a new role. It now welcomes guests, transporting them to another time and offering an unforgettable experience surrounded by historic beauty.
