HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

Imperial Hunting Lodge in Spała

Императорский охотничий дворец в Спале
PolandСпала1884Residential buildings
A hunting lodge on the Pilica river built in 1884 for Alexander III to a design by engineer Leon Mikucki, on territory then within the Russian Empire; today it is in Poland. The ground floor was masonry and the upper floor timber; a park and a group of service buildings were laid out around it. In the 1920s–1930s the residence was used by the presidents of Poland. The lodge burned down in January 1945 and only its foundations remain; the park and some buildings of the complex survive.
Охотничий дворец на берегу Пилицы построен в 1884 году для Александра III по проекту инженера Леона Микуцкого на территории, входившей тогда в состав Российской империи; ныне это Польша. Первый этаж был каменным, второй — деревянным; вокруг разбит парк и возведён комплекс служебных построек. В 1920–1930-х годах резиденцией пользовались президенты Польши. Дворец сгорел в январе 1945 года, от него сохранились фундаменты; парк и часть построек комплекса существуют.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionPalace, residence
Present ownerBuilding lost; the park is managed by Polish local authorities
Acquisitionbuilt, 1884
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2016-07
The lodge burned down in January 1945 and only the foundations remain (dzieje.pl publication, July 2016).

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