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Ever heard of the hidden gem called Rundale? Tucked just 13 kilometers from Lithuania’s embrace, this quaint village has something that puts it on the map—Rundale Palace. Often dubbed the Versailles of Latvia, this palace is not just a structure; it’s a journey into Baroque elegance. Built between 1736 and 1740, Rundale Palace, designed by the illustrious Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli, boasts not only architectural brilliance but also a French garden that feels like a living canvas. It’s not just a palace; it’s a living testament to Latvia’s grandeur. Without Rundale, Latvia’s story would have missed a vital chapter. So why wait? Make Rundale your optional tour stop while gallivanting through the Baltic countries—it’s a detour worth taking!
Rundale Palace: A Baroque masterpiece built in the 18th century, this palace is the jewel of Rundale. Designed by the renowned architect Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli, it features a French garden that’s a labyrinth of charm and architectural wonders.
Svitene Manor: A 19th-century beauty, it retains its Classicism charm with preserved interior decorations. Once burned during the Latvian War of Independence, today it stands as a unique place with historical significance.
Berstele Lutheran Church: With its classic Lutheran design and weathered walls whispering stories of Latvia’s past, it offers not just a place of worship but a timeless sanctuary in the midst of Rundale’s historical charm.
Kaucminde Manor: Also known as Kaucminde Palace, this historical gem built in 1780 offers a journey through Latvia’s architectural past, thanks to Danish-born architect Severin Jensen.
Mezotne Hillfort: An ancient fortification on the left bank of Lielupe, surrounded by legends and hosting an annual festival, it’s a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
Rundale Palace Restaurant: Picture this—a dining experience that transcends mere sustenance. Nestled in the heart of Rundale, this restaurant within the palace grounds isn’t just about food; it’s about indulging in regal flavors amidst historical charm.
Restaurant Muza: A culinary haven where flavors dance on your palate. This restaurant is more than a dining spot; it’s an immersion into the gastronomic soul of Rundale.
Tornis: Imagine a tower of taste where each dish is a story waiting to be savored. That’s Tornis—a culinary landmark that elevates your dining experience.
Restaurant Aveni: Dive into the essence of Latvia’s culinary tapestry. This restaurant, with its charming setting, offers more than a meal; it’s a journey through local flavors.
Rundale Palace Garden: Take a leisurely stroll through the enchanting palace gardens, a visual feast for nature lovers.
Boat Trip on Rundale Palace Pond: Drift through tranquility on the palace pond, a perfect escape from the ordinary.
Collection of Retro Cars: Unearth the nostalgia of vintage automobiles, a treat for car enthusiasts.
Lielberstele Nature Park: Immerse yourself in the beauty of Latvian nature in this serene park.
The Bauska Branch of the Riga Motor Museum: Explore the fascinating world of automobiles at this unique museum branch.
Visit Rundale during spring or summer to witness the full bloom of the palace gardens, enhancing your experience with natural beauty.
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