Castle of Pszczyna + Wild Bison Farm

During The Great War Pszczyna  was called “small Berlin”

Here the decisions influencing the fate of the world were made.

The castle in Pszczyna is a unique residence on the European scale with over 70% original, historical furnishings from the turn of the 20th century. The permanent exhibition includes among others an apartment of the Emperor Wilhelm the Second  – the grandson of the British Queen Victoria has chosen Pszczyna for the headquarters for himself and his highest staffs. Here he took numerous guests, such as the Bulgarian Tsar Ferdinand,  Austrian-Hungarian Emperor Charles I, and Enver Pasza  – the actual dictator of Turkey.

In 1995 the Castle in Pszczyna was granted a reward of the Europa Nostra organization with the seat in the Hague for careful reconstruction of the castle’s interior together with the furnishings. As we finish the visit in the castle we would like to invite you for a short walk through the duke’s park and to meet face in face with the European bison and game which occur in the surrounding woods.