Rundāles pag.의 관광 명소

Rundāles pag. Essentials

Rundāles pagasts is home to the Rundāle Palace complex, a masterpiece of Baroque and Rococo architecture designed by Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli. The area features a high concentration of aristocratic heritage, including the Neoclassical Mežotne Palace and the historic Bornsminde Manor. Visitors can explore the French-style formal gardens, the 9th-century Mežotne hillfort overlooking the Lielupe River, and natural landmarks like the Jumpravmuiža dolomite cliffs. This selection highlights the region's evolution from ancient Semigallian fortifications to the opulence of the Dukes of Courland.

Rundāle Palace

Rundāle Palace is one of the two major baroque palaces built for the Dukes of Courland in what is now Latvia, the other being Jelgava…

Rundāle Palace Park

A 10-hectare French formal garden designed by Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli. It features a rose garden with over 2,200 varieties, an ornamental parterre, and a green theater, all enclosed by a canal.

Mežotne palace

Mežotne Palace is a manor house located in Mežotne municipality in Bauska district, in the Semigallia region of Latvia.

Rundāle Palace Museum

Housed within the palace, this museum preserves the history of the Dukes of Courland through restored state rooms, the Duke’s private apartments, and permanent exhibitions on Latvian decorative and religious art.

Mazā Mežotnes pils

A 19th-century manor house on the banks of the Lielupe River. Originally part of the Mežotne estate, it now serves as a boutique hotel and a venue for classical music concerts and art exhibitions.

Mežotnes pilskalns ar senpilsētu

One of the largest 9th–13th century Semigallian fortifications. The site includes a prominent hillfort and the remains of an ancient town, offering panoramic views over the Lielupe River.

Bornsmindes muiža

A late 18th-century manor house built in the Neoclassical style and later remodeled with Gothic Revival elements. The estate includes a landscape park stretching along the Lielupe River.

Mežotnes baznīca

The ruins of a Lutheran church originally built in the early 18th century. Heavily damaged during World War II, it remains a significant historical landmark in the Lielupe valley.

Jumpravmuižas dolomīta klintis

Natural dolomite outcrops on the right bank of the Lielupe River. The cliffs reach heights of up to 5 meters and are situated near the former Jumpravmuiža manor park.

Zaļais teātris

An 18th-century open-air amphitheater located within the Rundāle Palace gardens. It features acoustic hedges and was designed for opera and theater performances for the ducal court.