Sigulda Castle also known as Sigulda New Castle. Built in 1878 in the Neo-Gothic style as the living house for the owners of the manor, the Kropotkin …
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Jan 5, 2025
An historically significant castle with history of the Orders (crusaders) that came to Livonia to christianize the Baltics after the crusades failed in Jerusalem. The architecture is different from … Full review by BlueRidgeTourist
Nov 2, 2024
We went there with a group. There ia a large garden mended nice. The new castel is infront the ruins of the Castle Of The Livonian Order. In order to enter there are seperate entrance fees. We enjoye… Full review by Giora_I_L
Aug 24, 2024
I have mixed feelings about the castle of the Livonian Order. The castle itself is smaller and more boring than the nearby Turaida castle. There are no special expositions in the castle. It is possib… Full review by TheDumbuser
Hi there - about how long would you think one would need to explore the Sigulda castles? are all three within walking distance of each other? Should we bother seeing all three or is one better than the others?
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To see all three castles in a day is possible if you are very fit and active but wouldn't recommend it. However if you want to give it a go start with the Castle in Sigulda then a short …
To see all three castles in a day is possible if you are very fit and active but wouldn't recommend it. However if you want to give it a go start with the Castle in Sigulda then a short walk to the cable car which takes you to Krimulda Manor and the ruins of the old castle. Getting to Turaida Castle is the strenuous bit and quite a hike through the Gauja valley. Hope this helps.
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