Baldone Travel Guide

 Shofja Says:  Back side facade of the estate building. 

 Shofja Says:  Near the estate of Mercendarbe are two old oak trees. 

 Shofja Says:  The court yard of the estate building. 

 Shofja Says:  The end facade of the estate building. 

 Shofja Says:  There you can see the portrait of Karlos von Liven (1879. - 1971.) - the last ower of the estate of Mercendarbe from von Liven's. 

 Shofja Says:  As the estate of Mercendarbe was once a hunting castle for the region's barons - you can find here some hunting trophies. 

 Shofja Says:  These decorative paintings are in the children's sleeping room. 

 Shofja Says:  Decorative paintings in the Big hall. Restored in 2000. 

 Shofja Says:  The decorative paintings in the Big hall. Restored in 2000. 

 Shofja Says:  These decorative paintings you can see on the room walls in the 1st floor. All decorative paintings were restored in 2002. and 2003. 

 Shofja Says:  There you can see the fragment of the entrance doors - the rococo ornamentation. 

 Shofja Says:  As in olden times the estate of Mercendarbe was a hunting castle for the region's barons, the painting at the Big hall shows the sight from the hunting near the Mercendarbe. 

 Shofja Says:  There are some small niches near the Big hall. 

 Shofja Says:  The Big hall of the estate of Mercendarbe is locatde on the first floor. This hall was restored in 2000. 

 Shofja Says:  As i mentioned before - on the first half of 20th century the owner of estate Karlos von Liven has built the first floor. 

 Shofja Says:  The entrance doors are dated from 2nd half of 18.century.These doors are restored in 2001. But especially valuable are the door leafs with ferature in style of rococo.