Middle Grabiszyce Palace

The palace in Grabiszyce Średnie, built in 1806, is a historic architectural landmark located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in the Lubań County. A distinctive feature of its structure is the tall tower with the main entrance, above which there is a cartouche bearing the coats of arms of the von Spalding and von Poncet families. The park-facing façade is distinguished by a medallion with the coat of arms of Heinrich von Brauchitsch and his wife Elisabeth von Roon, daughter of Count Albrecht von Roon. Below the coats of arms, a sash displays the family names and the date 1905, which fits into the historical context of the palace. In 1911, the estate belonged to Franz von Poncet, and his wife Gisela Mathilda von Spalding had a significant influence on the fate of the property. The palace is part of a palace complex that also includes a park, highlighting its cultural and aesthetic significance. It is worth noting the rich history of the aristocratic families associated with the palace, which reflects the history of the region. Contemporary interest in the site as a historical destination may attract tourists and enthusiasts of history and architecture.