 The whole ensemble is set in an extensive landscaped park, which contains a monument to Hlávka sculpted in 1937.The buildings originally hosted a substantial theological faculty which continued to function as such when Czernowitz became, after the end of World War I, part of Romania under the name of "Cernăuți".It was in the Synodal Hall that on 28 November 1918, Bukovina's union with Romania was ratified.