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The Radziwiłł Palace Has Been Falling Into Ruin for Almost 30 Years. Finally, a Chance Has Arisen for It.

It has been empty for nearly three decades, and subsequent attempts to find an investor have been unsuccessful. The Radziwiłł Palace in Grojec, along with its 5.8-hectare park, has been taken over by the Oświęcim Commune. The local government wants to begin by cleaning up the historic greenery, but will need external financing to renovate the residence.
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It has been empty for nearly three decades, and subsequent attempts to find an investor have been unsuccessful. The Radziwiłł Palace in Grojec, along with its 5.8-hectare park, has been taken over by the Oświęcim Commune. The local government wants to begin by cleaning up the historic greenery, but will need external financing to renovate the residence.

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propertydesign.pl broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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