"Bauska" Bauska by inchick

Bauska Travel Guide: 19 reviews and 48 photos

The town of Bauska developed at the confluence of the Musa and Memele Rivers where the Lielupe River springs up.This can be seen on the Kibaksala Isle behind the Bauska Castle.
The town of Bauska on the left bank of the Memele river started to grow after 1584 when the Duke of Courland gave an order ti relocate it from the narrow peninsula at the Bauska Castle. In 1609 Bauska was granted municipal rights

Intro Written Aug 22, 2003
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he Mezotne manor house II Things to Do (7)

In 2001 the reconctruction of the manor house was completed and now the whole is open to visitors, including the... more travel advice

The Mezotne manor house Things to Do (7)

An island of romantic classicism on the banks of the Lielupe River... The Russian tsarina Catherine II gave away the... more travel advice

The Rundale Palace II Things to Do (7)

The Rundale Palace was built as the summer residence of the Duke of Courland Ernst Johann Biron. The Russian court... more travel advice

The Rundale Palace Things to Do (7)

The Rundale Palace: a miracle of baroque art in the landscape of Zemgale... With its mightiness and dazzling beauty this... more travel advice

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Comments (8)

MITNIC Jun 1, 2009 at 11:17 PM Report Abuse

Nice page, nice photos.
Hermanater Jan 4, 2006 at 9:54 AM Report Abuse

Great pages....I think nothing has been left unsaid between you and your sister's pages....Great job
Amitabh Aug 14, 2005 at 1:53 AM Report Abuse

Very beautiful page. Details covered with great photogaphs.
Lilasel Sep 13, 2003 at 8:01 AM Report Abuse

My city.... I was lucky to be born in so historical and beautiful place, very good page, sestrjonka!
AndyRG Sep 5, 2003 at 3:59 AM Report Abuse

Unforgettable city and palace!
cbeaujean Aug 27, 2003 at 12:20 PM Report Abuse

a magic place we visit once more with you,tks!"
keeweechic Aug 24, 2003 at 6:15 PM Report Abuse

I can just imagine festivals being held around that castle. The Palace and Manor house are wonderful, I'd enjoy touring those. Thanks for the insight.
d_d Aug 24, 2003 at 8:12 AM Report Abuse

Really a nice page! .-)