In addition to the architectural value, the castle also has a historical value, because the leader Karađorđe Petrović lived in it during 1813. In the years before the First Serbian Uprising, Karađorđe came to Srem several times, evading the Turks. Then he moved with his family to Golubince. In Golubinci, Karadjordje spent the last decade of October and the first decade of November 1813. Some historical confirmations say that he was not in Schloss entirely of his own free will, but that the Austrians simply did not allow him to go to Serbia.

The parish priest of Karlovac, Vasilija Konstatinović, during his visit to the archdiocese in 1896, noted, according to the old locals, that Schloss was the apartment of the captaincy during the Military Border, and that before that it was the castle of the Serbian despot Jovan, who had a lot of his land in his inheritance.

This castle is full of secrets, mysteries, and some even call it a haunted castle. At the moment when sobs are heard in it, candles are lit in Golubinci, which are placed in the window frame in order to, as they say, dedicate themselves to the cries of the martyrs. Namely, during the two centuries of its existence, after the death of the first lord, this castle mostly served as a torture chamber. The last martyrs engraved their confessions on the castle walls at the end of the Second World War. Then it is no wonder that Schloss follows the stories of curses, infidelities and punishments. And one night the owner of the castle, after a long journey, suddenly returned and found his young wife in the arms of a servant. He killed the servant immediately, and tied her completely naked to the northern pillar of the castle. He told her he would stay there until the spiders cobwebbed her. After a week, the woman died of cold, thirst and hunger, without the cobweb even reaching her chin.

The first owner of the castle, after the infidelity and death of his wife, stopped eating and drinking out of grief. He sat alone at the table and begged for forgiveness. The landlord was a strong man, he did not die as fast as his wife, so he managed to be wrapped in a cobweb. In Golubinci, they say that the spider brings dear guests and brings good news. You must never kill him, because if you kill him, the first thing you will hear will be a scream, and if you quickly turn on the opposite wall from the one on which the spider is flattened, you will see the shadow of a naked, young woman. The death of a spider will bring you misfortune and torment at the table in the coming years, people will remember you only for evil. Older locals say that every ten years, on some windy and rainy autumn nights, a man dressed in a worn-out noble suit appears and prays for a long time over a ruined castle.