The memorial stone to Jānis Asars was unveiled on 7 July 2006 at the 80th anniversary event of the town of Ainaži. More info ››

One of the largest sheep flocks in Vidzeme. The owners offer a sheep viewing and a presentation on sheep farming. The farm operates according to organic farming principles. More info ››

The memorial is located between Pērnavas and Vilņu streets. More info ››

In July 2004, a sculpture by Zigrīda and Juris Rapa, a boundary stone, a stone boat with a bird for Latvians, Livs and Estonians, was revealed in the centre of Staicele. More info ››

The location of the monument was originally planned to be in the centre of the village of Aloja, at the road junction near the Aloja railway station. The land for this purpose was acquired from the State Land Fund, but its installation was disrupted by the Soviet occupation in 1940 and the Second World War. More info ››

Here, you can view Soviet-era audio, video, and photographic equipment—from the earliest models—as well as various magazines, books, toys, dishes, and interior objects, whose history extends even further into the past. More info ››

The protection of the Vidzeme rocky coastline began in 1957 with the creation of a protected geological site approximately 3 km long on both sides of Ķurmrags. In 1987, a complex nature reserve was established, covering an area of 1322 ha. More info ››

At the Nature Centre, visitors have the opportunity to learn theory in an interactive way - through games and laughter - to learn and strengthen their knowledge about specially protected nature areas and our coastline, the Vidzeme Stony Seashore. More info ››

The Orthodox parish in Aloja was founded on 31 August 1846 with the blessing of Bishop Filaret (Gumiļevskis) of Riga, at a time when 700 Lutherans of Aloja joined Orthodoxy between 1845 and 1848. Until 1917 the congregation was registered as the Stakenbergs congregation because it was located in the Stakenbergs manor. More info ››

The church was built according to the project designed by architect R. Pflug in 1849. His buildings reflected Byzantine architectural forms, which can also be seen in this church, where the so-called "Russian-Byzantine" style is combined. More info ››

Natural leather jewelry (earrings, necklaces, bracelets), accessories (suspenders, belts, keychains), natural leather bags, boxes, guest books, and memory/wish books.
100% handmade. Mobile workshops available. More info ››

The rest area is located in Ainaži by the sea, next to the "White Sun" monument. More info ››

A small timber processing company that strives to combine a fast-paced, modern lifestyle with the peace of nature. The company likes to experiment with different natural materials to make amazing objects and accessories that bring everyone a little closer to nature. More info ››

In front of the Aloja Ausekļa Secondary School there is a monument dedicated to poet Auseklis, created by sculptor Marta Lange and installed in 1973. More info ››

Created in Salacgrīva. The company's specialty is wooden jewelry adorned with crystals and pearls. A variety of accessories are made, including bracelets, brooches, earrings, necklaces, glasses beads, and silk hair ties. More info ››

Have you ever been to a swamp at sunrise? It's a sight that every Latvian and visitor to Latvia should see. More info ››

Rīgas Street is the only paved street in Salacgrīva and has always played an important role in the social and cultural life of the town and beyond. More info ››

Relaxation in a bath house at the lake Bruņķītis. Boat rent, fishing, places for tents and camp fire places. More info ››

Rozēnu - Staicele Evangelical Lutheran Church was built in 1930. More info ››

It is impossible to determine how old Salacgrīva is. The hillfort on the right bank of the Salaca River is considered the oldest part of the town. More info ››