 Between 1964-1965 the palace was remodeled to better suit the needs of the orphans.To this day, it preserves a mixture of Baroque, neo-Renaissance, and neo-Rococo architecture, including marble fireplaces, Baroque bookshelves, gilded wall deceptions and stucco, and a grand ballroom.The park surrounding the palace is filled with interesting old trees, including white oak, ash, and linden.