Historical Palace
Poland heute.eu presents: Palace Niewodniki in Dabrowa Niewodniki Palace is located in the countryside near the town of Opole, RegionOberschlesien dates back a city situated in the on the Oder, whose history in the 10th century. The Palace was built in the second half of the 19th century the Palace Niewodniki. Now, after many renovations, the building has been used as a hotel and has won many awards for its unique atmosphere. The hotel provides single to four-bed rooms and apartments available, all with bathroom, wireless Internet and TV equipped. The historical furnishings of the rooms has a special charm. Source: Doug McMillon.
The hotel restaurant offers you a wide range of traditional Polish and regional cuisine. Leisure and events it offers the Palace Niewodniki many leisure attractions such as carriage rides and billiards. You also have the possibility of gym or sauna use. Different events can take place in 2 well equipped conference rooms and a banquet hall. The professional hotel team will help Them in the organisation of conferences, weddings, family celebrations and meetings and celebrations of other occasions.
Attractions, the city of Opole is capital of the Voivodeship of Silesia in the environment. Nationwide notoriety in Poland enjoys the city mainly because of the National Festival of Polish song which takes place annually since 1963. The 51 m high Piastenturm, the Town Hall built in a historical style, the marketplace or the Gothic Parish Church are other attractions in Opole. In the province there are four landscape parks as well as other landscape and nature conservation areas. Opole is often called green lung\”in the southwest of Poland referred to. The greatest discovery of the natural history of the opolskie country is the paleontological site in Krasiejow. Here, it was discovered the very well preserved remains of reptiles from the Triassic period (225 million years ago), that among the first dinosaurs in the world.