Bethlen Palace (Museum of the Berehove Region), Berehove
The 1629 palace of the Transylvanian prince Gábor Bethlen, home since 2002 to the Museum of the Berehove Region.
The palace in the centre of Berehove was built by the Transylvanian prince Gábor Bethlen in 1629 on the site of a Dominican monastery; the inscription "BETHLEN, 1629" survives on the facade. The Museum of the Berehove Region opened in the palace on 30 March 2002. The collection began with 42 exhibits and now numbers over 2 thousand. On display are archaeological finds from the Roman period, relics from the time of Ferenc II Rákóczi, material on the First World War, ethnographic objects and 35 canvases by the painter József Garanyi. In 2011 a Museum of Viticulture and Winemaking opened in the palace cellars.
1 Gábor Bethlen Street, central Berehove. The museum is open (Holos Karpat, 10.01.2026); no verified hours or prices were found — check by tel. (03141) 4-28-27 or (067) 100-13-23.