Travellers will take part in a guided visit to the Hill of Crosses, learning about the history, religious significance and traditions of this unique pilgrimage site. After the guided introduction, guests will have approximately one extra hour of free time to explore the area at their own pace, take photos, and — if they wish — visit the nearby Franciscan Monastery, where the chapel is open to visitors.

Travellers will take part in a fully guided visit inside Rundale Palace Museum, led by an official certified palace guide, as required by the palace regulations. During the visit, guests will explore all exhibition halls open to visitors, including the ceremonial halls, as well as the private apartments of the Duke and the Duchess. The guide will explain the history of the palace and its interiors, which are primarily decorated in the Rococo style, highlighting the artistic details and life at the ducal court. This visit is conducted exclusively with a live guide — audio guides or self-guided visits are not used. A lunch break is organised by the guide after the visit to Rundale Palace. Travellers will stop at a local restaurant, where they can choose their own meals and pay directly for their lunch. This break allows guests to relax before continuing with the next part of the tour.

After lunch, travellers will have time to independently explore the French Garden of Rundale Palace. Guests can walk through the garden at their own pace, enjoy the symmetrical design, take photos and appreciate the landscape as an extension of the palace complex.

Travellers will take part in a fully guided visit of the medieval part of Bauska Castle. The guide will explain the history of the castle, its strategic importance and medieval life in the region. Guests will also have the opportunity to climb the castle tower with the guide and enjoy views over the surrounding rivers and landscape.