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e prince's castle was built in the Gothic style, probably in the 14th century by the Piast dynasty of Opole. It was built on a high escarpment outside the city. During the Hussite Wars in the 15th century it was destroyed and then demolished around 1561. In the years 1564-1571, on the site of the original castle, the Oppersdorffs built a castle in the Renaissance style on a horseshoe plan. This castle was expanded and rebuilt several times, in 1645-1647, then in 1649, in the Baroque style. During the Swedish wars, King John Casimir stayed in the castle. The upper and lower castles with a tower have been preserved. Currently, a branch of the Museum of Opole Silesia in Opole.
North Wall, photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 Entrance gate from the courtyard side, photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2003 Window opening in the southern wall of the manor house, photo: JAPCOK, April 2003 photo by JAPCOK, IV 2003 photo by JAPCOK, IV 2003 photo by JAPCOK, IV 2003 photo by JAPCOK, VIII 2003 photo by JAPCOK, VIII 2003 photo by JAPCOK, VIII 2003 Castle on a postcard from 1911 Photo from the interwar period Turret in the south-west corner, photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 Głogówek Castle in the early twentieth century The castle in Głogówek in the second decade of the twentieth century The castle in Głogówek on a postcard from the 20s of the twentieth century The castle in Głogówek on a postcard from the 30s of the twentieth century The castle in Głogówek in the photo from the 30s of the twentieth century The castle in Głogówek in the photo from the 30s of the twentieth century The castle in Głogówek in the photo from the 30s of the twentieth century The castle in Głogówek in the photo from the 30s of the twentieth century The castle in Głogówek in the photo from the 30s of the twentieth century The castle in Głogówek in the photo from the 30s of the twentieth century One of the wings of the castle from the east, photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 Głogówek Castle in the early twentieth century Głogówek Castle on a postcard from the interwar period Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 The gate in the eastern wing, photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 View of the courtyard from the entrance gate, photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 The northern wing from the side of the courtyard, photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 Castle on a postcard from the interwar period photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2003 The northern wing of the castle from the side of the courtyard, photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2003 Plan of the castle according to the measurements of the Provincial Military Inspectorate in Wrocław [1073] Frederick Bernard Wernher, Topography of Silesia 1744-1768 Frederick Bernard Wernher, Topography of Silesia 1744-1768
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e prince's castle was built in the Gothic style, probably in the 14th century by the Piast dynasty of Opole. It was built on a high escarpment outside the city. During the Hussite Wars in the 15th century it was destroyed and then demolished around 1561. In the years 1564-1571, on the site of the original castle, the Oppersdorffs built a castle in the Renaissance style on a horseshoe plan. This castle was expanded and rebuilt several times, in 1645-1647, then in 1649, in the Baroque style. During the Swedish wars, King John Casimir stayed in the castle. The upper and lower castles with a tower have been preserved. Currently, a branch of the Museum of Opole Silesia in Opole.
