To be privately owned
Bohus Castle

Bohus Castle is located in the locality of Șiria in Romania. It is known for its architecture and historical significance, particularly during the Hungarian Revolution.
History+
The Bohus family commissioned the construction of the castle in the first half of the 19th century. In 1824, the “lower castle” was built, followed by the “upper castle” in 1834. The latter, situated amidst an extensive park, played a role during the Hungarian Revolution of 1848/49. In one of its halls, now the library, the unconditional surrender of the Hungarian revolutionaries was signed on August 13, 1849, after the imperial Austrian troops and Russian reinforcements defeated the insurgents.
Location+
Bohus Castle is situated in Șiria, a commune in Arad County, Vest Region, Romania. It stands at an elevation of approximately 130 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Bohus Castle is privately owned. Since 1960, a part of the castle has housed the Ioan Slavici Memorial Museum.
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Location: 46.2667, 21.6377