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Dunin
Family Foundation

Since the recovery of the Głębowice palace and park complex, we have been and will continue to undertake all possible actions to revive this place in harmony with the needs of today. While preserving its character, we aim to restore its splendor, value, and significance for the region in a different, modern dimension.

Since the recovery of the Głębowice palace and park complex, we have been and will continue to undertake all possible actions to revive this place in harmony with the needs of today. While preserving its character, we aim to restore its splendor, value, and significance for the region in a different, modern dimension.

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Głębowice Palace

By rebuilding the palace and its surrounding park, we hope to create an important space for the village of Głębowice and the local community. Seamlessly integrated into the surrounding architecture, this space aims to enrich and enhance the value of the area. Additionally, it is intended to become a significant cultural, educational and historical point on the map of Małopolska.

By rebuilding the palace and its surrounding park, we hope to create an important space for the village of Głębowice and the local community. Seamlessly integrated into the surrounding architecture, this space aims to enrich and enhance the value of the area. Additionally, it is intended to become a significant cultural, educational and historical point on the map of Małopolska.

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Dunin Family

The Dunin family, whose roots trace back to the Middle Ages, is among the oldest noble families in Poland. Family tradition holds that they are descendants of Canute the Great, the King of Denmark and the grandson of Mieszko I, one of the most powerful rulers in Europe in the 11th century. The time of their arrival in Poland is estimated to be in the 10th to 11th centuries, a period marked by lively relations between Poland and Scandinavia.

The Dunin family, whose roots trace back to the Middle Ages, is among the oldest noble families in Poland. Family tradition holds that they are descendants of Canute the Great, the King of Denmark and the grandson of Mieszko I, one of the most powerful rulers in Europe in the 11th century. The time of their arrival in Poland is estimated to be in the 10th to 11th centuries, a period marked by lively relations between Poland and Scandinavia.

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Dunin Family Foundation Account:

Pekao: Pekao: 80 1240 2294 1111 0011 2716 7621

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