Łomnica: Manor House, Museum and Markets

Cultural attractions in Łomnica include the museum in the palace, the meeting place “Dom Modlitwy” and the manor farm of Pałac Łomnica. Spring, harvest and Advent markets are held there regularly. When planning, the main thing to bear in mind is that there are different ways to visit: individual visitors can visit the museum during opening hours without booking in advance, while groups must reserve ahead of time. A guided tour of the estate is available for groups by reservation.

The Łomnica museum complex includes the museum in the palace and “Dom Modlitwy.” This historic, reconstructed place in the park is used for meetings and houses an exhibition on the history of prayer houses in Lower Silesia. The exhibitions are open daily; check the current visiting arrangements before your trip.

In the palace, the multimedia exhibition “Trzy wieki życia w Pałacu Łomnica” guides visitors through 18 rooms and presents the history of the house. This offers two distinct perspectives: the palace exhibition focuses on its history, while “Dom Modlitwy” explores the history of prayer houses in Lower Silesia. “Dom Wdowy” and the von Küster family palace are also among the sights in Łomnica.

You don’t need to book in advance for an individual museum visit. You can go to the museum ticket office during opening hours. Groups must reserve a date and time in advance; check the current opening hours before your visit. This arrangement applies to museum visits.

The guided tour of the Łomnica estate is a separate offering: it is for groups and must be booked. During the walk, the guide explains the functions and history of particularly interesting areas of the park and manor farm. If you would like this insight, be sure to include a reservation in your plans. The tour thus combines a walk through these areas with explanations of their use and past.

Markets are held regularly at the manor farm of Pałac Łomnica at different times of year: the spring market, harvest market and Advent market. The names offer an initial indication of their seasonal focus; check the specific dates before visiting. This lets you plan your stay around a particular market without assuming a date based on the season alone.

The shops at the manor farm also offer a range of specialties. “Lniany Dom Towarowy” sells linen clothing, home textiles, accessories, linen fabrics and linen cosmetics. The farm shop offers regional products and local handicrafts. If you’re coming for a particular item or product, check what’s currently available. These product categories can help you decide whether to make room in your plans for textiles and linen goods or for regional produce and handicrafts.

The cultural attractions vary in focus: the history of the palace, the exhibition on prayer houses, a guided group tour or a seasonal market. So first consider which of these options matters for your trip and whether your plans depend on a specific event date.

If you’d like to discover more destinations: Borowice, Bukowiec, Zachełmie, Ściegny, Komarno, Kowary, Staniszów and Podgorzyn.

Can I visit the museum without booking in advance?

Individual visitors do not need to book in advance and can go to the museum ticket office during opening hours. Groups must reserve a date and time ahead of their visit.

What does the multimedia exhibition in the palace show?

“Trzy wieki życia w Pałacu Łomnica” guides visitors through 18 rooms and presents the history of the palace.

Which markets are held at the manor farm?

A spring market, a harvest market and an Advent market are held regularly. Check the specific dates before your visit.

For the broader travel overview: Jeleniogórski.