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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social · 3 days ago

A grand abandoned palace, Poland.

Over centuries it passed between aristocratic owners, each reshaping it to suit changing tastes.

After a devastating fire in the 1800s, the palace was rebuilt in Neo-Renaissance style. Following World War Two it was taken over by the state and used as a school. The school closed around the early 2000s, leaving the palace abandoned.

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#Poland #Histroy #Palace #Abandoned #Urbex #UrbanExploration #LostPlace #AbandonedPlaces

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Grand wooden staircase with ornate carvings and columns in an abandoned, decaying building with peeling paint and worn surfaces.

Ornate, decaying ballroom with detailed plasterwork ceiling, tall arched doors, faded walls, and parquet flooring, illuminated by natural light from tall windows.

A large, empty, oval-shaped ballroom with ornate columns, tall windows, and a decorative ceiling with a chandelier.

A large, ornate abandoned ballroom with peeling paint, decorative plasterwork, chandeliers, and a statue on a pedestal at the center of the back wall.

Obsidian Urbex Photography | Urban Exploration | Abandoned Locations

Palace Of The Gods / Pałac B, Poland

Palace Of The Gods (Pałac B) is a once-magnificent now abandoned palace in Poland. This opulent building has been left to the mercy of time.

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