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Sławięcice, Kędzierzyn-Koźle — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Flemming Palace and the Church of St Catherine anchor Sławięcice, a district in the eastern part of Kędzierzyn-Koźle with roots in 1246.
About Sławięcice
Where to stay in Sławięcice
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Kędzierzyn-Koźle keeps its rooms elsewhere. Sławięcice works as a day stop for the Flemming Palace grounds and the Church of St Catherine rather than a base, and most travellers take a bed in the wider city before crossing to this side of it. The palace side is the walk worth making.
It suits you if you want quiet ground near the Robert Koch hospital complex, or are here to see the insurgents' grave.
About Sławięcice
What are the main landmarks in Sławięcice?
Flemming Palace sets the tone. Its grounds keep the gardener's house that once served them, and the Church of St Catherine stands as the parish building of Sławięcice, while a house from the old grange complex survives among later streets. The Robert Koch hospital complex adds its own group of buildings.
A collective grave of Silesian insurgents lies within the district.
What is the history of Sławięcice?
The record starts in 1246. Sławięcice existed as its own settlement for centuries before Kędzierzyn-Koźle took shape around it, and the Flemming Palace with its grange buildings marks the period when a landed estate, not a city district, set the pattern here. Conflict left its own mark.
The collective grave of Silesian insurgents in Kędzierzyn-Koźle records the uprisings, and the Robert Koch hospital complex belongs to a later institutional era.
Where is Sławięcice?
Sławięcice occupies the eastern part of Kędzierzyn-Koźle, where the palace grounds and their gardener's house sit inside the Opole Voivodeship of Poland.
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Updated September 2026