Durbe Manor, Tukums Museum

Durbe Manor is the only former Latvian manor lord house with a fully reconstructed late 19th  to early 20th century interior that provides an insight into the culture of Baltic Germans. It is considered one of the classical architecture pearls of Kurzeme, complete with a landscape park, rotunda and the longest pedestrian bridge in Latvia.
The ground floor replicates the historical interior: writing room, library, the great hall, the round hall, gentlemen’s salon, ladies’ boudoir, bedroom, children’s room, dressing room, bathroom and the manor’s kitchen. The art objects not only provide a certain understanding of the culture of Latvian manors, but also give an insight into significant occurrences in European art. 

Working time:
The summer season (20 April - 20 October) 
Monday              Close                 
Tuesday             10.00 - 17.00
Wednesday       10.00 - 17.00
Thursday           10.00 - 17.00
Friday                10.00 - 17.00
Saturday            10.00 - 17.00 (11.00-16.00, The Winter season 21 October - 19 April)
Sunday              11.00 - 16.00 

Please sign up for a visit, above the phone + 371 631 22744
26305946. The museum closed official holidays: 1 January, Big Friday, Summer solstice (23 - 24 June) and Christmas Day (24 - 26 December), December 31.