The manor is located in Kalsētas park, on the banks of the Ciecere river. It was built in 1872 and also includes servants’ quarters, a park and a barn. The first owner of the manor was Georg von Recke, who named the property “Berghof”, which means “the manor on the hill”. Nowadays, Saldus Technical School is located there.

Jaunauce manor palace is a national monument of Classical architecture, built for count Medem. Restauration work has been carried out in the oval hall with the only authentic dome painting of Classicism style in Latvia, the gallery, the dining room and the study. The largest collection of Empire style stoves (7 stoves) from the beginning of the 19th century has also been restored. In the 19th century, the palace housed the most impressive collection of artworks in Courland Governorate. Nowadays, this collection can be seen using digital technology in the augmented reality exhibition “Vārti” – when scanning markers, visitors can see paintings, busts and historical dance in 3D. There is an exposition of nobility clothing in the palace, where each costume features a true story from the life of baron Ropp’s family in Jaunauce manor. Exposition “The School Desk” consists of various desks from the time the building housed Jaunauce school, and there is still an authentic physics and chemistry lab from the Soviet times. In baron’s wine cellar visitors can taste Jaunauce manor wine.

Vadakste manor house has been the property of baron Bistram’s family since the 16th century. The first manor house (later servants’ house) was built in the late 18th century. The new manor house was built in 1911-1914 in neoclassical style. A hall with a fireplace in Art nouveau style, a wide wooden staircase and glazed tile stoves in the oval hall have been preserved. The manor house is surrounded by a park created in the 18th and 19th centuries and featuring rare tree species.

Striķi manor was built at the beginning of the 19th century. Several buildings including the granary, the dwelling house and the gardener’s house, as well as the manor park (4 hectares) can still be viewed. Nowadays, the local culture centre is located in the manor house.

The manor was built at the beginning of the 19th century. A park featuring foreign tree species was planted around the manor house during the time of prince Liven. Noteworthy is the old Jaunmuiža granary and the former servants’ house where Colonel Jukums Vācietis was born. Nowadays, the manor houses Jaunlutriņi elementary school.

The manor was built between the Vadakste and Suste rivers in the 18th-19th centuries. The park surrounding the manor (24.1 hectares) features 36 foreign trees and shrubs, and there are nice walking paths. The great rock “The Ruler of Vadakste” (“Vadakstes valdnieks”) is 4.2m tall and can be seen in the park.

The first manor house was built in the 18th century and can still be seen opposite the new palace, built in 1800 in Berlin classicism style by count Karl Medem and later modernized. Since 1921, the local elementary school was located there. Unfortunately, the building was damaged by fire twice, therefore the interior has been destroyed. The manor house is surrounded by a large landscape park.

Jaunauce rectory “Oši” is located by the Ezere river in picturesque surroundings. The notable researcher of Latvian language and ethnography, pastor August Bielenstein spent his childhood and later 15 years working here. The two largest oak trees in Jaunauce parish grow in the rectory park.