State Rooms Review

The State Hall includes the Governor's living room on the first floor of the castle and some guest rooms on the second floor. The first floor room preserves the wooden roof of the Renaissance period, while the stone gate was rebuilt during the interval between the two World Wars. The east side and north wing of the second floor were used as guest rooms, and the original roof was destroyed by two major fires during the Austrian occupation in 1702 and early 19th century. 【 Fun 】 There are a large number of exquisite decorations preserved in the three rooms south of the staircase. The Envoys' Room is decorated in a luxurious manner, with exquisite wooden carvings adorned with 30 portraits on the ceiling; The Senator Room is decorated with a large number of tapestries, as well as many precious paintings, Italian furniture, and portraits of the Polish royal family.

There are many scenic spots connected together in the castle of Vaville, all of which require separate tickets to be purchased. The administrative area was distributed on the lower and second floors of the castle, which was an important area for the ruling class to carry out daily activities, including meeting guests, handling government affairs, holding celebrations, and watching performances. The second floor includes two rooms and a chapel. Each room has different functions and decoration styles. There is a well preserved wooden ceiling in the room, exquisitely carved, and murals painted by art masters, with top-notch furniture from the Netherlands and Germany. The largest room in the castle is also the venue for the royal wedding. The ceiling is adorned with 30 portraits of representative figures from the Polish Renaissance, adorned with tapestries depicting biblical stories. License plates inside the exhibition hall.

The wooden roof was the meeting place at that time, and the interior decoration was quite exquisite, which was eye opening.

The decoration is simple, and the wallpaper has some characteristics. Some rooms have ceiling grooves and wells, similar to the Forbidden City.

The interior is luxuriously decorated, with exquisite ceilings decorated with 30 individual wooden carvings, and there are many precious paintings, Italian furniture and Polish royal portraits.