Jelgava

Jelgava Palace

Jelgava Palace

Jelgava or Mitava Palace is the largest Baltic palace in terms of its dimensions, built in the XVIII century according to the design of Bartolomeo Rastrelli in the Baroque style. It is the former residence of the Dukes of Courland and Zemgale, later the administrative center of the province, and today the main building of the Latvian Agricultural University.

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Overview of Jelgava Palace

The palace has 674 windows, 615 doors and 669 rooms, as well as the tomb of the Kurzeme dukes. Today, the University of Agriculture in Latvia is the third largest higher education institution in the state.

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486 m
Monument
Janis Cakste monument
486 m
Tower
Jelgava Holy Trinity Church Tower
543 m
Promenade
Jelgava Embankment
722 m
Museum
Jelgava Museum of History and Art
800 m
The cathedral
St Simeon and St Anne's Cathedral
839 m
The cathedral
Cathedral of the Immaculate Virgin Mary

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Other Jelgava attractions

Promenade
Jelgava Embankment
The cathedral
Cathedral of the Immaculate Virgin Mary
The cathedral
St Simeon and St Anne's Cathedral
Monument
Janis Cakste monument
Museum
Jelgava Museum of History and Art
Tower
Jelgava Holy Trinity Church Tower
The Tomb
The tomb of the Dukes of Courland
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Sights of Jelgava

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