Siedlnica

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Siedlnica is a small village in western Poland, with a population of about 900. The village has some relics, including a 19th century palace and a 14th century gothic-style church (1300-1310). Near to the church are the ruins of a second palace from roughly 1815-1820. The German name of the village is Zeilitz. Siedlnica is often visited by Germans who lived there before and after World War II.

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Coordinates: 51°46′N 16°20′E / 51.767, 16.333