The most important monuments of the municipality

The oldest surviving monument is the parish church of St. Peter and St. Paul, built in the first half of the 15th century on the site of an earlier one mentioned in 1302. It was expanded in 1520. It is a Gothic hall building, oriented, with a narrower trilateral chancel and a square tower underneath. The upper part of the tower dates from 1825-1827. The northern part of the wall is a fragment of the former city fortifications erected in the first half of the 14th c. The City Hall dates from 1879. Adjacent to its southeastern part is the city hall tower from 1613.

The palace in Krobielowice dates back to 1570-1580 and is currently being rebuilt. The palace has a courtyard with galleries, marble staircases, fireplaces in the rooms, beautiful arcades on pillars and columns. To the south of the palace is a pond and park.
The palace in Kęblowice was completed in 1880.It is a one-story building with a residential attic. At the ends of the front elevation are two-story turrets, octagonal with domed cupolas with dormers.
The palace in Samotvor was built in 1776-1781, designed by K. Gothard Longhans. Surrounding the palace is a landscape park of about 3ha, arranged in the late 18th century, but with older trees preserved.
Zabrodt (Zweibrodt) – originally there was a Habsburg hunting lodge here, a new palace was built in 1872-73. Destroyed during the siege of Breslau, the rubble was removed. However, the manor buildings and a 4 hectare park with a pond have survived.
Other noteworthy monuments include the Church of St. Michael the Archangel in Bogdaszowice (14th century), the Church of the Assumption in Jaszkotl (15th century), the Baroque palace in Kamionna (mid-18th century), and the ruins of the Renaissance castle in Smoltec (first half of the 16th century).

Where to go for a walk?

Communal hiking trails include more than 50 kilometers of paths dedicated to cyclists and lovers of hiking, running and Nordic walking. They also include a canoe route on the Bystrzyca River. There are horse stables along the trails, allowing off-road riding. You can also enjoy a golf course.

Communal hiking trails include two large loops:

– north of Kąty Wrocławskie – blue trail, Beaver Trail

– To the south – the green trail, the Whitefish Trail.

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