The palace also houses an icon from Kyiv painted in the 14th century. The hall on the first floor is decorated with painted plaques depicting seven Banat monasteries. In the hallway, you can see oil on canvas with Saint George slayingthe dragon, painted by the painter Stevan Aleksić in 1909, and a large icon evoking the New Jerusalem. Portraits of the bishops are on display in the living room; this living room is specially equipped with two tiled stoves and baroque furniture from Venice (sofas, armchairs, wardrobes …). The library preserves many old works, including the famous Vatin Gospel. The study presents a series of portraits of bishops and contains a sezession-style furnace donated by Budapest in 1911. There is also the most respected icon of the Serbian Baroque, the miraculous icon of the Mother of God of Vinča-Bezdin from the end of the 18th century. The palace houses valuable collections of icons, portraits of the most important bishops of the Vršac diocese and a large library.

The collection of icons collected throughout Banat covers a period of three centuries, with the most valuable icons being by the painter Zogof from the first half of the 18th century. The icons in the collection are the works of Petar Zogof, Prvul, Šerban Popović, Nedeljko Popović, Jovan Četirević Grbovan and unknown masters. The group of icons of the Baroque period of Serbian art is represented by the works of painters from the second half of the 18th century, Teodor Ilić Češljar, Dimitrije Popović and others.