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pl. Zamkowy, 68-343 Brody, woj. lubuskie
The first palace in Brody was built for the Promnitz family between 1670 and 1674. Between 1741 and 1753 Johann Christoph Knöffel created a Baroque residential complex for minister Heinrich Brühl. The ensemble represents a high artistic standard of Saxon Baroque.
The 18th-century urban layout comprises the palace, annexes, a church, the Zasieki Gate and several dozen houses. Two restored annexes house a hotel and a restaurant, while the palace itself remains a preserved ruin. The site is open to tourists.
Brody, Żary County, near the German border.
