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In Wierzbie, an old village located near the district capital of Lubliniec, there is an imposing palace, which until recently housed a nursing home, and now is a private property. The first residence here was probably built in the seventeenth century, and the current shape is the result of numerous reconstructions of the following centuries. Above all, the Baroque main portal and the polygonal tower protruding from the roof merit tourists’ attention.

Sadów, also called Sodowje in the Silesian language and Sodow in German, is located in commune of Koszęcin, in the district of Lubliniec. The local brick church of Saint Joseph, dating from the early fourteenth century, is one of the oldest in Silesia. Next toit, there is a wooden bell tower, built in the seventeenth century. Because of this monument the village lies on the Wooden Architecture Trail of the Silesia province.

The Jewish cemetery in Cieszowa near Koszęcin is one of the oldest in Silesia. Tradition says that the presence of Jews in the village dates back to the late Middle Ages. We know that from the mid-eighteenth century to the beginning of the last century, there was a fine, wooden synagogue in Cieszowa. Unfortunately, it was demolished. On the cemetery, located near the village, there are graves from the eighteenth and later centuries. The old trees in the graveyard were blown down by a hurricane in August 2008.

All fans of the National Song and Dance Ensemble "Śląsk" in memory of Stanisław Hadyna should visit its seat in Koszęcin near Lubliniec. A beautiful, Classicist palace (the seat of the ensemble) stands in this village. It is surrounded with a park and a park and a number of accompanying facilities. The Adolf Dygacz Creative Work House occupies in an old grange, which also houses the Chamber of Tradition presenting not only the tradition of memorabilia associated with the activities of the ensemble, but also regional attractions.

The palace in Koszęcin close to Lubliniec is commonly known as home to the popular Stanisław Hadyna National Song and Dance Ensemble "Śląsk". The first residence was built in the sixteenth century. The current, magnificent palace in the Classicist style was erected by Duke Adolf zu Hohenlohe Ingelfingen, the then owner of the Koszęcin property, in the first half of the nineteenth century. The palace is surrounded by a large park with rare trees and shrubs.

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