The Promnitz hunting lodge ( Polish Pałac myśliwski w Promnicach) is located in Promnice, which belongs to the rural community Kobiór in the powiat Pszczyński in the Silesian Voivodeship in Poland. It is located on the southwestern part of the Paprotzaner lake.
History
At the site of the hunting lodge there was a castle of the barons of Promnitz mentioned in 1766.
The hunting lodge was built in 1861 in the style of neo-Gothic for Duke Johann Heinrich XI. Hochberg von Pleß (1833-1907) built to a design by the Hochbergschen court architect Oliver Pavelt. After a fire in 1868, it was rebuilt and supplemented. It is a partially interconnected three- storey half-timbered building on a cross -shaped floor plan. In the pitched roofs are dormers. The representation rooms on the ground floor are wood paneled and decorated with hunting trophies. In the hunting grounds there is a neo-Gothic fireplace.
The castle includes a coach house and stable buildings.
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