The palace was built from 1903 to 1904 in Art Nouveau style by architect Wilhelm Neumann (1878 in Germany – 1919 in Riga).

[2] All building parts, starting with the front doors, windows, wrought iron roof, shutter closure and all the finishing with interior panels, stair railings, were designed by Neumann.

The palace is considered a building of exceptional aesthetic level on all elements of the finishing with high quality facilities and innovative technical equipment.

[4] In 1902 the reconstruction project (extended to the old plantation-based area) was developed by the Riga Park Director Georg Kuphaldt.

Concentrated in the southern part of the park, conifers - pine, fir, larch, are found to the west of the palace.