Latvian Crafts camera forgemaster, Country creation master. After customer wishes - for pubs, bath houses, salons, farms produces: fireplace tools, shutters, outdoor lamps, garden chariots. More info ››

Northern Vidzeme and its pearls - Salaca, Svētupe, Jaunupe and Vitrupe. The desire of the boat rental company "Lāču laivas" is to help boaters by providing quality and thoughtful service. More info ››

The trail leads along the banks of the Karogupīte (Dzelzāmurupīte) river with caves, cliffs, a boulder and the Ķenča castle mound. You can sip the water from the spring. Near the pond, there is a recreation area with bathing and fire places and sports grounds. The trail starts and ends at the rest area by the pond. More info ››

A relaxing experience for leisure and photoshoots — an absolute haven of fragrance and peace. The lavender fields can be viewed during the summer months; the recommended time is from after the summer solstice in June until the beginning of August. More info ››

The church was built in 1997. The architect is D. Straubergs, the long-standing chairman of the Salacgrīva Municipality Council (now chairman of the Limbaži Municipality Council). More info ››

Opportunity to take part in country homestead chores, to learn the gathering process of herbal teas, to enjoy a real country sauna and view ancient household tools. The forge house is scheduled to be opened at the beginning of the season. More info ››

The lakeside of Bīriņi Castle boasts a terraced section of a formal park, which is further complemented by a wonderful manor park with several rare tree species. In the thick trunks and gently drooping branches of the old trees, strength and romance still dwell. More info ››

A sea stone more than 2 meters tall and weighing approximately 70 tons, also known as the "King of Stones." Was washed up from the sea in 1853. A state-protected natural monument. More info ››

Zaķi boulder (also Zaķupe boulder) is a geological and geomorphological natural monument in Liepupe parish. The stone is located in the former Zaķu gravel pit, east of the village of Tūja, 150 m north of Zaķupe river. More info ››

The walking trails of Bīriņi Castle lead through and around two estate parks: Priežkalns Park and Mežaparks. Together, they form a large, unified territory of the estate center, which is a rare treasure in Latvia and is passed down to future generations with national protection number 6455. More info ››

The Bīriņi Manor Cemetery was built in 1819 under the guidance of Count Ludwig August Mellin. A hill was used for its construction, with an underground space created and reinforced with a barrel-shaped brick vault. One side of the hill was excavated to create an entrance, which is located between walls made of fieldstones. The aisles and niches were once decorated with lavish oak leaf and flower garlands cast in lime mortar. Currently, the cemetery is owned by the Vidriži Parish of Limbaži Municipality. More info ››

It is located about 150 meters from the Great Lauči Stone towards Riga, on the seashore. Its height is 2 meters, the circumference is 9.6 meters, and its above-ground volume is 10 cubic meters. The stone is a state-protected natural monument. More info ››

The trail, which starts at the Staicele Tourism Information Centre, Lielajā iela 13, is located in the territory of the North Vidzeme Biosphere Reserve, in the Salaca Valley Nature Park. More info ››

It is located between the Large and Small Lauču stones, on the bank of a small stream. Sometimes, after larger storms, this stone is covered with sand. More info ››

In the designing of the garden advice was asked from the landscape-gardener Zenta Skrastiņa from Burtnieki, but the original project was quite modified, almost refusing from the vegetable garden. More info ››

Skulte Manor was founded in the first half of the 16th century. From the 1680s, it became the property of the Schulzen family. After the Great Northern War, a grand palace was built, along with a gate featuring a tower, a spacious park was designed, and stone farm buildings were constructed. More info ››

"Limbažu Tīne" is a wool processing company with long-standing traditions in home textile design, founded in 1914. Currently, the company produces wool yarn, woven high-quality wool and linen fabrics, blankets, throws, plaids, tablecloths, towels, scarves, and other textile products. We are particularly proud to be among the few companies that weave ethnographic fabrics based on authentic samples from the cultural and historical heritage of the Baltic region. At "Limbažu Tīne," visitors have the opportunity to observe the wool processing on historic equipment. More info ››

Permanent exhibition of historical testimony of the former factory “Limbažu Filcs”. A historical narrative. In the felting workshop, visitors can try their hand at making felt souvenirs. More info ››

Cult stones. The most mysterious cult stones are cupmarked stones, found almost everywhere in the world. Scientists date these cupmarked stones to be several thousand years old. There are at least about 30 hypotheses regarding why people created cupmarks in stones. It is believed that these stones are linked to ancestor cults, while others think that the cupmarks represent the positions of stars in the sky and that these stones were used as sacrifice sites. More info ››