History

We have put lots of effort in renovating the Palace and its grounds to enable you to spend comfortable and relaxing time away from the day to day rush.
We will feel privileged being able to show you the beauty of Jelenia Góra Basin, its monuments and other local attractions. We will arrange a horse carriage ride, we will teach you horse riding, we will show you the best bicycle and walking paths in the area. We will also be pleased to organise conferences, trainings, arrange banquets, weddings or outdoor functions.

It was in 1299 when Pałac Wojanów has been mentioned in the sources for the first time. In those days it belonged to von Zedlitz lineage up until 1727, with a short break between 1540 and 1548 when its proprietors were members of the aristocratic Silesian dynasty of Schaffgotsch.
The Palace was founded by Nikolaus von Zedlitz und Nimmersatt in 1603. Unfortunately it was ruined and lost its charm during the Thirty Year's War. It was then rebuilt by Christopher von Zedlitz in 1667.

Consul Kurt Effenberg became the next proprietor and he remained one until 1945. During the World War II the estate was inhabited by the Prisoners of War who worked in paper factory in Dąbrowica. The Palace remained intact during World War II, however, just after its end, it was robbed and all valuable things were either destroyed or stolen.
After the war it was exploited as the base of State Agricultural Farm and then as a guest house. In those days there was not much attention paid to its condition and it became neglected.