Today history comes full circle.
Non-existent Schloss Schönborn
A palace once existed in the southern suburb of Breslau, often referred to in local historical studies under the German name Schloss Schönborn. Built in the second half of the 19th century, the building was distinguished by its elegant architecture, which combined classical proportions with subtle ornamentation. The residence exemplified the approach to palace construction of the time, serving as a testament to the artistic and cultural aspirations of its owners.
Unfortunately, as a result of damage caused by warfare and subsequent degradation, the building did not survive to the present day and was demolished. A few years ago, archaeological and documentary work was carried out on the site of the former residence, which provided information about the original structure of the building. Currently, an investment project is being carried out on the site of the defunct palace, which is designed to subtly reflect the spirit of a bygone era, combining historical accents with modern architecture.
