List of palaces and manor houses in Latvia
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This is a list of palaces and manor houses in Latvia built after the 16th century. This list does not include castles, which are listed in a separate article. And as there are more than 1000 manor houses and palaces in Latvia, this list is incomplete.[1]
Kurzeme
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Tadaiķi parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 19th century | Preserved | During the Soviet occupation, the building housed
apartments, a shop, and a post office |
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Aizvīķi parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | around 1870 | Preserved | Since 1952 it houses a nursing home. | |
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Aizpute parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Finished in 1762 | Preserved | The building houses the Aizpute
Local History Museum |
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Laža parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Completed in 1742 | Preserved | It houses the Apriķi Primary School | |
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Embūte parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | built around 1867 | Preserved | Formerly housed a school but now
is a museum. |
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Kazdanga parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Built in 1860 | Preserved | It currently houses a museum | |
Cīrava parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 1752 | Preserved | Reconstructed in the 1960s | [2] | |
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Cēre parish | Tukums Municipality | Rebuilt in the 1860s | Preserved | It currently houses the Cēre Primary School | |
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Vecpils parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Unknown | Destroyed | A guest house by the name of "Vecpils muiža" was constructed on the former site of the manor. | |
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Embūte parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Possibly built in 1886 | Ruins | The manor was left abandoned after the 1970s | |
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Grobiņa parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 1913 | Preserved | ||
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Balgale parish | Talsi Municipality | Built in 1820 | Preserved | Currently is private property | [3] |
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Cīrava parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Early 19th century | Preserved | It currently houses the Dzērve Primary School | |
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Embūte parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 18th century | Ruins | Built upon the foundations of the old manor, it is now in ruin right next to the
Embūte castle ruins, as well as the Embūte church ruins. |
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Ezere parish | Saldus municipality | Built in 1750 | Preserved | It houses the Ezere Secondary School | |
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Talsi | Talsi municipality | Built in 1883 | Preserved | It houses the Talsi Regional Museum | |
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Gavieze parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 19th century | Preserved | The manor itself is an elementary school,
but a culture house has been established in the former stable |
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Grobiņa parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | late 18th-early 19th
century |
Preserved | It houses the State Social Care Center | |
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Īvande parish | Kuldīga municipality | After 1850 | Preserved | Stands next to the Īvande Old Manor | |
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Īvade parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | early 18th century | Preserved | Stands next to the Īvande Manor | |
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Jaunauce parish | Saldus municipality | Early 19th century | Preserved | It houses the Jaunauce Primary School | |
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Jaunlutriņi parish | Saldus municipality | Beginning of the 1800s | Preserved | It houses the Jaunlutriņu Elementary School | |
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Kabile parish | Kuldīga municipality | Between 1734 and 1740 | Preserved | Remodelled in the 1860s | |
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Kalēti parish | South Kurzeme municipality | 1876 | Preserved | Today, the manor houses the Kalēti Primary School, but the Music and Art School
works creatively in the left wing of the building. |
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Rudbārži parish | Kuldīga Municipality | Around 1855 | Preserved | Made available for public events | [4] |
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Saldus parish | Saldus municipality | Completed in 1874 | Preserved | It houses the Saldus Agricultural School | [5] |
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Medze parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | rebuilt in 1843 | Preserved | The manor is being sold | |
Kazdanga parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 1800 | Preserved | Burned in 1905 and renovated in 1907 | [6] | |
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Laidi parish | Kuldīga municipality | Early 19th century | Preserved | It houses the Laidi Primary School | |
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Pūre parish | Tukums municipality | Between 1855 and 1856 | Preserved | It houses the Dzirciems boarding school | |
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Laža parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 1871 | Preserved | It houses the Laža boarding school | |
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Tadaiķi parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 2nd half of the 18th century | Preserved | Currently it is being sold | |
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Vaiņode parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 17th century | Preserved | Private property | |
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Durbe parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 1825 | Preserved | ||
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Ārlava parish | Talsi municipality | Built around 1880 | Preserved | Built by architect T. Seiler | [7] |
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Nīca parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 18th century? | Original look has been
lost, but it is technically preserved. |
It houses the social home "Ārītes" | |
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Padure parish | Kuldīga municipality | Late 1830s to early 1840s | Preserved, but on sale | It housed the Padure's library until 2005 | [8] |
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Ģibuļi parish | Talsi municipality | Built in 1700 | Preserved | It houses the Pastende primary school | |
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Pelči parish | Kuldīga municipality | Built in 1903–1904 | Preserved | One of the early Latvian manors | [9] |
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Pope parish | Ventspils municipality | Originally built in 1653 | Preserved | It houses the Pope primary school | |
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Priekule parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 18th century | Preserved | It houses a highschool | |
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Virga parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 1st mentioned in 1357 | Preserved | Houses the Mežupe Primary School
(children with special needs study here) |
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Dunalka parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 1834 | Preserved | Houses the Rāva school | |
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Reģi | Kuldīga Municipality | Built in 1890 | Partially preserved | It had a fire in 2007 | |
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Rudbārži parish | Kuldīga Municipality | Built in 1835 | Preserved | It houses the Oskars Kalpaks Rudbārži School | |
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Valdgale parish | Talsi municipality | Built in 1886 | Preserved | [10] | |
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Snēpele parish | Kuldīga municipality | In the 19th century | Preserved | It houses the Snēpele Primary School | [11] |
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Laža parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 19th century | Preserved | ||
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Lībagi parish | Talsi municipality | Between 1820 and 1848 | Preserved | Converted into apartments after 1925 | [12] |
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Saka parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Preserved | Private property | ||
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Gavieze parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 19th century | Ruins | Destroyed in 1943 | |
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Medze parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 1734 | Preserved | Open to tours | |
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Kalvene parish | Kuldīga Municipality | Early 19th century | Preserved | It houses the Kalvene elementary school | [13] |
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Īve parish | Talsi municipality | Built in 1805 | Preserved | It houses the Tiņģere elementary school | |
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Vaiņode parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Built in 1912 | Ruins | Destroyed during Second World War | |
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Vandzene parish | Talsi municipality | Beginning of the 1800s | Preserved | It houses the Vandzene secondary school | |
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Vārme parish | Kuldīga municipality | Built in the 19th century | Preserved | It houses the Vārme primary school | |
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Vērgale parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | Built in the 18th century | Preserved | It currently houses the Vērgale school | [14] |
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Zentene parish | Tukums municipality | Between 1845 and 1850 | Preserved | It housed the Zentene School from 1938 | [15] |
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Virga parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | After 1583 | Preserved | It has a statue of Swedish king | |
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Vērgale parish | South Kurzeme Municipality | 19th century | Preserved | It's now a hotel |
Zemgale
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Vāne parish | Tukums Municipality | Completed in 1823 | Partially preserved | From 1939 to 1985 it housed a forestry school | [16] |
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Baldone | Ķekava Municipality | Built in 1901 | Preserved | ||
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Bēne parish | Dobele Municipality | End of the 16th century | Preserved | Rebuilt between 1876 and 1878 | [17] |
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Biksti parish | Dobele municipality | In the 19th century | Preserved | It houses the Biksti Elementary School | [18] |
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Vilce parish | Jelgava municipality | 1743 | Preserved | Under renovation | [19] |
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Rundāle parish | Bauska Municipality | 1763 | Preserved | It formerly housed a gardening school | [20] |
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Glūda parish | Jelgava municipality | Built in the 17th century | Preserved | Abandoned | [21] |
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Dāviņi parish | Bauska municipality | Built in the 18th century | Preserved | Rebuilt in the 19th century | [22] |
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Tukums | Tukums municipality | 1671 | Preserved | It currently houses the Tukuma Museum | [23] |
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Dzimtmisa | Bauska Municipality | 19th century | Preserved | It currently houses the Dzimtmisa School | [24] |
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Tume parish | Tukums municipality | Rebuilt in 1901 | Preserved | First mentioned in 1536 | [25] |
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Jelgava | Jelgava municipality | 1738–1772 | Preserved | Largest Baroque style palace in the Baltic states | [26] |
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Rundāle parish | Bauska Municipality | Completed around 1780 | Preserved | Designed by architect Severin Jensen | [27] |
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Lielauce parish | Dobele Municipality | In the 19th century | Preserved | Restored from 1901 | [28] |
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Baldone | Bauska Municipality | After 1786 | Preserved | [29] | |
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Mežotne parish | Bauska municipality | 1798–1802 | Preserved | Reconstructed in 2001, used as a hotel | [30] |
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Augstkalne parish | Dobele Municipality | Around 1850 | Preserved | It houses the Augstkalne Secondary School | [31] |
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Remte parish | Saldus Municipality | Built in 1800 | Preserved | It houses the Remte Primary School | [32] |
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Ruba parish | Saldus municipality | 1881–1882 | Preserved | It houses the Ruba Primary School | [33] |
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Rundāle parish | Bauska Municipality | Built in the 1730s | Preserved | Completed in 1768 | [34] |
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Skaistkalne parish | Bauska Municipality | 1893–1894 | Preserved | It houses the Skaistkalne secondary school | [35] |
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Svēte parish | Jelgava municipality | Built around 1730 | Preserved | Extensively remodeled from 1774 to 1775 | [36] |
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Svitene parish | Bauska Municipality | Beginning of the 1800s | Preserved | It houses the Svitene Primary School | [37] |
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Šķēde parish | Saldus municipality | Completed in 1761 | Preserved | Private property | [38] |
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Vadakste parish | Saldus municipality | Between 1911 and 1914 | Preserved | It houses the Vadakste Primary School | [39] |
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Kandava parish | Tukums Municipality | Built in 1882 | Preserved | It currently houses a museum | [40] |
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Vāne parish | Bauska Municipality | Built in 1870 | Preserved | It houses the Vāne primary school. | [41] |
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Auce rural area | Dobele Municipality | Between 1839 and 1843 | Preserved | Designed by Friedrich August Stüler | [42] |
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Zaļenieki parish | Jelgava municipality | Built between 1768 and 1775 | Preserved | It houses the Zaļenieki Vocational School | [43][44] |
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Zante parish | Tukums Municipality | Before 1850 | Preserved | It houses the Zante primary school | |
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Zasa parish | Jēkabpils municipality | Ruins | |||
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Zemīte parish | Tukums Municipality | Built in the 19th century | Preserved | It currently houses a school | [45] |
Sēlija
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Asare parish | Aknīste municipality | Built in 1749 | Ruins | Burned down in January 1926 | [46][47] |
Bebrene parish | Ilūkste municipality | Building completed in 1896 | Preserved | It houses the Bebrene secondary school | [48] | |
Mazzalve parish | Nereta municipality | 18th century | Preserved | It currently houses the Mazzalve School | [49] | |
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Gārsene parish | Aknīste municipality | Built around 1856 | Preserved | It currently houses the Budberg museum | [50] |
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Skrudaliena parish | Daugavpils municipality | 19th century | Preserved | Renovation completed in 2012 | [51] |
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Svente parish | Daugavpils municipality | Completed in 1912 | Preserved | Under restoration work since 2002 | [52] |
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Mazzalve parish | Nereta municipality | After 1850 | Preserved | Former manor built in 1801 | [53][54] |
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Zalve parish | Nereta municipality | Built in the 19th century | Preserved | Lielzalve School was closed in 2009 | [55] |
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Skrudaliena parish | Daugavpils municipality | 1870 | Preserved | The estate remained divided between 1922 and 1939 | [56] |
Mazzalve parish | Nereta municipality | Built after 1825 | Preserved | Italian Neo-Renaissance style | [57] | |
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Vecsaliena parish | Daugavpils municipality | 1870 | Preserved | Construction in Neo-Gothic style | [58] |
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Kaplava parish | Krāslava municipality | 1880s | Preserved |
Vidzeme
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Grundzāle parish | Smiltene municipality | 1793 | Preserved | [59] | |
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Beļava parish | Gulbene municipality | Around 1760 | Preserved | [60] | |
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Sarkaņi parish | Madona municipality | Preserved | |||
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Vidriži parish | Limbaži municipality | Built between 1857 and 1860 | Preserved | Rebuilt in the beginning of the 20th century | [61] |
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Cesvaine | Cesvaine municipality | Built in 1896 | Preserved | Architects Hans Grisebach and August Dinklage | [62][63] |
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Ineši parish | Vecpiebalga municipality | 1886 | Preserved | Renovated in 2000 | [64] |
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Dikļi parish | Kocēni municipality | 1896 | Preserved | Restored and privately owned since 2000 | [65] |
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Salaspils parish | Salaspils municipality | 1898 | Preserved | It currently houses the Daugava River Museum | [66] |
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Drabeši parish | Amata municipality | Preserved | |||
Dzelzava parish | Madona municipality | 1767 | Preserved | [60] | ||
Dzērbene parish | Vecpiebalga municipality | Built in 18th century | Preserved | |||
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Gaujiena parish | Ape municipality | Preserved | |||
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Vidriži parish | Limbaži municipality | Around 1880 | Preserved | It is currently a hotel | [67] |
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Jaungulbene parish | Gulbene municipality | Completed in 1878 | Preserved | ||
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Jumurda parish | Ērgļi municipality | Preserved | |||
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Katvari parish | Limbaži municipality | Preserved | |||
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Kocēni parish | Kocēni municipality | Preserved | |||
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Liepa parish | Priekuļi municipality | During 19th century | Preserved | ||
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Liezēre Parish | Madona Municipality | Preserved | |||
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Litene parish | Gulbene municipality | Built before 1850 | Preserved | It houses the Litene Elementary School | |
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Lizums parish | Gulbene municipality | Around 1850 | Preserved | It houses the Lizums Secondary School | [68] |
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Mālpils | Mālpils municipality | Restructured after 1750 | Preserved | The building was rebuilt from 1905 | [69][70] |
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Mazsalaca | Mazsalaca municipality | Built before 1780 | Preserved | It now houses the Mazsalaca School | [71] |
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Kauguri parish | Beverīna municipality | Preserved | |||
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Naukšēni parish | Naukšēni municipality | End of the 18th century | Preserved | It houses the Naukšēni People Museum | [72] |
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Vietalva parish | Pļaviņas municipality | Around 1850 | Partly ruined | [73] | |
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Brīvzemnieki parish | Aloja municipality | End of the 18th century | Preserved | It houses the Ozolmuiža Elementary School | [74] |
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Palsmane parish | Smiltene municipality | Built in 1880 | Preserved | ||
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Brīvzemnieki parish | Aloja municipality | 1870s | Preserved | It houses the Puikule Primary School. | [75] |
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Sēja parish | Sēja municipality | Built in 1766
Renovated from 1883 to 1885 |
Ruins | [76] | |
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Skujene parish | Amata municipality | Destroyed by fire in 1905 | Sērmūkši School built on former site in 1936 | [77] | |
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Skrīveri Parish | Skrīveri municipality | Built from 1881 to 1887 | Destroyed in 1915 during the World War I. | [circular reference] | |
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Stāmeriena parish | Gulbene municipality | Built from 1835 to 1843 | Preserved | [78][79] | |
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Klintaine parish | Pļaviņas municipality | Preserved | |||
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Suntaži parish | Ogre municipality | End of the 18th century | Preserved | Renovated in 1909 | [80] |
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Taurupe parish | Ogre municipality | After 1724 | Preserved | Converted into a school in 1938 | [81] |
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Trapene parish | Ape municipality | Beginning of the 1800s | Preserved | ||
Raiskums parish | Pārgauja municipality | 1732 | Preserved | [60] | ||
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Bebri parish | Koknese municipality | Preserved | |||
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Gulbene | Gulbene municipality | 1763 | Preserved | It now houses a Spa Hotel | [82] |
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Veselava parish | Priekuļi municipality | Built in the 19th century | Preserved | ||
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Vestiena parish | Madona municipality | Built around 1750 | Preserved | It houses the Vestiena Elementary School | |
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Ziemeri parish | Alūksne municipality | Preserved | |||
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Gaujiena parish | Ape municipality | Preserved |
Latgale
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Vērēmi parish | Rēzekne municipality | 1851 | Preserved | [83] | |
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Rožkalni parish | Vārkava municipality | Preserved | |||
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Cibla parish | Cibla municipality | Preserved | |||
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Cibla Parish | Cibla Municipality | Beginning of the 1900s | Preserved | ||
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Aizkalne parish | Preiļi municipality | Built between 1883 and 1891 | Preserved | The manor currently houses a museum | [84] |
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Pelēči parish | Preiļi municipality | Built between 1860 and 1863 | Preserved | It housed a primary school from 1922 to 2003 | [85] |
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Aglona parish | Aglona municipality | Preserved | |||
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Krāslava | Krāslava municipality | Completed in 1791 | Preserved | ||
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Krāslava | Krāslava municipality | Built in 1759 | Abandoned and ruined | [86] | |
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Lūznava parish | Rēzekne municipality | Built between 1905 and 1911 | Preserved | ||
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Malnava parish | Kārsava municipality | Built in the 19th century | Preserved | The first building dates of 1784 | [87] |
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Pasiene parish | Zilupe municipality | Built in the 17th century | Preserved | Privatised in need of renovation | [88] |
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Preiļi | Preiļi municipality | Built in the 19th century | Partially preserved | Reconstructed between 1860 and 1865 | [89] |
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Rikava parish | Rēzekne municipality | Built in 1870 | Preserved | It currently houses the Rikava School | [90] |
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Salnava parish | Kārsava municipality | Built in 1785 | Preserved | It currently houses the Salnava Elementary School | [91] |
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Varakļāni | Varakļāni municipality | Built between 1783 and 1789 | Preserved | Varakļāni Regional Museum | [92] |
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Upmala Parish | Vārkava municipality | In the 19th century | Preserved | A new stone manor was built in 1865 | [93] |
See also
[edit]- List of castles in Latvia
- List of castles
- List of castles in Estonia
- List of palaces and manor houses in Estonia
- List of palaces and manor houses in Lithuania
- List of castles in Lithuania
References
[edit]- ^ Manor houses and palaces on Latvia map.
- ^ Danske Banka. Cīrava castle. p. 1.
- ^ Zarāns p. 28.
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