Pałac Warmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie hosts company meetings, weddings and family celebrations for up to 200 guests, with five guest rooms inside the palace. It stands in the village of Warmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie, near Legnica in Lower Silesia, close to the A4 motorway.
Seminars and company events
The palace sells a business offer that covers conferences, training sessions, board and client meetings, team-integration events, banquets and business lunches. Three banquet and conference halls are available for these formats. The official site does not give their names, capacities or audiovisual equipment, so these details are best confirmed with the team before you plan a program.
The grounds add room for outdoor formats. Around the palace there are 4 hectares with a meadow, a park, a pond and a moat. For picnics and team events, the palace can provide tent halls, tables and chairs, and it arranges an alternative for bad weather. Participants can sleep on site, which keeps a two-day meeting in one place.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are the other main use. The restored halls attached to the palace take up to 200 guests, from a small family dinner to a large reception. A civil registrar or a priest can come to the palace, so the ceremony can take place in the park, under a flower arch in front of the pink facade, and the reception can also be held outdoors. The team offers a free consultation and a visit of the palace before you decide.
Rooms and capacities
The halls beside the palace have vaulted ceilings, columns and stone walls, which allows several table styles. The largest configuration stated is 200 people. The site also lists family events such as communions, christenings and anniversaries.
Accommodation
Five guest rooms are set on the second floor, reached by stone and wooden stairs. Each is named after its color: White, Red, Orange, Green and Celadon. The Orange room is described as an apartment with a kitchenette and a view of the pond. Availability is checked against the date of your event.
Catering
The palace has its own kitchen. For a business event, you can compose the menu yourself from a list of dishes, snacks and drinks, or choose a ready-made set, and the staff help to select the options. Business lunches and banquets are both offered.
History and setting
The estate began as a Renaissance fortified manor built in 1602. It was rebuilt in the 18th century as a Baroque palace and later served as the quarters of Field Marshal Blücher. The last owner left the estate in a will to the writer Henryk Sienkiewicz, who declined it, which explains the name of the village. The region around Legnica and Jawor includes the wooden Church of Peace in Jawora, a UNESCO site.
Getting there
The palace is close to the A4 motorway and not far from Legnica. The site gives no distances in kilometers. The team speaks Polish, German and English and can be reached by phone or through the inquiry form.
