The exhibition of silversmith Oļegs Auzers' life's work intertwines art, philosophy, and craftsmanship with silver in exquisite sculptures. More info ››

The castle is one of the oldest defensive fortifications in Latvia. More info ››

The exhibition halls and history exhibition of the Limbaži Museum are located in the newly built Riga Town Hall in the early 19th century, also known as the Castle Manor Administrator's building, at Burtnieku Street 7. Here, visitors can explore the exhibition "Baumaņu Kārlis and His Time," dedicated to the author of the national anthem of Latvia, as well as the core exhibition "Perpetuum Mobiles. The Cultural and Historical Processes and Economic Life of the Town and Region of Limbaži." The museum regularly delights visitors with a variety of traveling exhibitions and exhibitions created by museum staff in two changing exhibition halls. Museum guests can also find the "Saloniņš" shop, offering handcrafts and city souvenirs. More info ››

The trail is located near the center of Limbaži and runs along the lake’s shore. It features walking boardwalks, a viewing tower, a well-maintained beach, and a children's playground. Visitors can enjoy boat rides on the lake, fishing, or sunbathing on the sandy beach. More info ››

Located at the intersection of Dailes Street and Cēsu Street. The bronze monument was unveiled in 1998 (by sculptors Z. Rapa and J. Rapa). More info ››

The old fire station is the perfect place to learn about how fires were extinguished in Limbaži in the past and how often they occurred. More info ››

LIMBO Disc Golf Park – a sporty adventure by Limbaži Lielezers! More info ››

Skydiving training and tandem jumps with internationally certified instructors. More info ››

The park is located between Rīgas and Parka streets, it was opened in 1892. The area once had a stage and theater performances were held there. The park features sculptures donated to the city by sculptor Kārlis Baumanis. The Theatre House, home to the Auseklis Limbaži Folk Theatre, is also located here, and near the Theatre House, you can see the statue "The Kissers" (sculptor Olga Šilova). More info ››

Ships, cliffs, people, buildings, landscapes painted in pastel tones—motifs seemingly from fairy tales, reminiscent of Flemish painting… A veiled world emanates from the wall paintings in the attic floor of this house. These were once commissioned by a certain Braunšveigs, about whom little is known, yet thanks to the homeowner's refined taste, his name is often mentioned here. Today, these wall paintings are recognized as a nationally significant art monument. More info ››

Located at the intersection of Dailes Street and Cēsu Street. The bronze monument was unveiled in 1998 (by sculptors Z. Rapa and J. Rapa). More info ››

Formed in the 14th century. Lined with buildings at the end of the 18th century and in the 19th century. The house where clairvoyant Eugene Finks once lived is located on this street. The guide, leading a walk around the town also will show, where was a prison on the Ģilde street. More info ››

The Orthodox parish of Limbaži is one of the oldest in Latvia. The magnificent church was built between 1900 and 1903 in the Neo-Byzantine style according to a three-part design and is located on the site of a former Livonian-era monastery. It is the largest Orthodox church in Vidzeme outside of Riga. More info ››

The stone church was built in 1679–1680 according to a design by architect R. Bindenshu, funded by the Riga City Council. The building has suffered multiple fires. Between the church and the hospital, built in the 1930s, lies a moat that was originally dug for the defense of the Livonian castle.
In the churchyard, there is a monument built in 1923 based on the design of architect P. Kundziņš. It is dedicated to the fighters from the Limbaži region who fell in the Latvian War of Independence (1914–1920). The monument's unveiling in 1923 was attended by the President of Latvia, Jānis Čakste. More info ››