Designed in the 1730s by Bartolomeo Rastrelli for the Dukes of Courland, Rundāle is Latvia’s “Versailles”—lavish, baroque, and restored after war and Soviet use. Staff and visitors tell of a “White Lady” drifting through galleries at night, thought to be a young woman who died tragically in service of the Dukes. Others report cold spots in the Duke’s apartments and fleeting figures during evening events.