Royal Castle is a castle in S?vār?in Romanian royal family owned and located in the area of S?vār?in, Arad County, Romania. The current building site was in the eighteenth century noble family castle Forray.
On 9 June 1784 was abducted vicecomitele here Andras Forray (senior) by outlaws led by Peter Baciu. Chief county administration was released only after satisfying himself by outlaws claims Joseph II, Emperor of Vienna. Not long after, on 3 November 1784 arrived Horia divisions, Hen and Crisan, who were joined on the field serfs who refused to oppose the rebels.
Local culture, and not only, is housed in a stylish Art Museum named after the great Romanian painter, son of Savarsin, Eugen Popa. Near the museum is the memorial house "Eugen Popa" which was renovated by the grace of his respectable wife, Gina ladies Gagi-Paris and his reign a skilled wielder of the brush and distinguished man of culture. Both the Museum and Memorial House, home to the reference values ??of the culture from different parts of the world, and in particular, elements of Chinese culture, Popa family purchased in the period when they worked as teachers in the country.
Valley Troas can fish trout. It is among the few places in the country where it is multiplied in the natural environment. All can be visited at Troas a wooden church built in 1784 and restored in 1999 by the Romanian Peasant Museum in Bucharest, this part of the national cultural heritage.
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Services
- Churches and monasteries
- Hiking
- Mountain bike
