The greatest disaster befell the castle in 1852, on the eve of Adam Sapieha's wedding to Jadwiga née Sanguszko. The fireworks gathered in one of the towers, which were intended to celebrate the wedding of the young couple, caught fire and the castle burned down almost completely. The fire destroyed all the interiors except the chapel in the Divine Tower. The Sapieha family rebuilt the residence. However, the First and Second World Wars wreaked further devastation. In the 1960s, the first conservation works were undertaken. Renovation works in the castle are still ongoing, but some of the rooms are already finished. In the northern wing there is an elegant hotel, a conference center and a stylish restaurant.

Source: Illustrated Atlas of Poland, ed. Reader's Digest, Warsaw 2006

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