Architectural features of the Schönborn Palace
The architectural style of the villa is similar to the French castles of the time of Louis XIV. Before us is an architectural masterpiece that organically fit into the landscape and nature. Towers and chimneys of various shapes add tracery to the composition of the castle. One of the towers crowns the castle chapel with a bell, the second, in the northeastern part of the palace, resembles the Koryatovych tower in Mukachevo Castle.
The interior of the castle has also been preserved. If you go inside, you can walk along the wooden steps used by the Schönborns. On the ceiling you can see an amazing chandelier in the shape of a female figure made of deer horns. Once upon a time, such chandeliers were called melusins. An authentic fireplace from the times of Austria-Hungary has been preserved in the castle.
Beregvar Castle is located in the center of a wonderful English park, where there are not only trees that are found in the region, but also various exotics. About 40 species of rare plants are represented here, including Canadian fir, boxwood, Japanese cherry, catalpa, pink beech and others. All this, perfectly combined, complements and emphasizes the beauty of the natural landscape, successfully chosen for the construction of the castle. The pond on the territory of the park repeated the borders of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. And the water from the spring located near the lake is attributed with rejuvenating properties.
At one time, one of the main ideologues of Nazism, Hermann Goering, was interested in Beregvar Castle. In 1939, he tried to purchase the estate and even held negotiations with the government of Augustyn Voloshyn on this matter.