The memorial is located between Pērnavas and Vilņu streets. read more ››

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. read more ››

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. read more ››

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. read more ››

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. read more ››

Built in 1873, its architect is R. Pflūgs, who is also the author of the Cathedral of the Nativity of Christ or the Orthodox Cathedral in Rīga. read more ››

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

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. read more ››

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. read more ››

Created in Salacgrīva. Praia's face is wooden jewellery with crystals and pearls - brooches and earrings. Various accessories are made: bracelets, earrings, necklaces, spectacle beads, silk hair elastics. Pearls and crystals are mainly used. read more ››

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. read more ››

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

Rozēnu - Staicele Evangelical Lutheran Church was built in 1930. read more ››

Salacgrīva Lighthouse is located on the right bank of the Salaca River - a square white tower with a red lantern at the end. Today the lighthouse is no longer in operation. read more ››

The Salaca promenade was created to protect the right bank of the Salaca river from erosion. read more ››

The Port of Salacgrīva is the farthest northern port in Latvia - it is located on the NE edge of the Gulf of Rīga at the mouth of the Salaca River, 100 km north of Rīga and 13 km south of the Latvian-Estonian border. read more ››

The machine sewings created by Inese Zmičerevska from Salacgrīva will delight everyone - everyday and on festive occasions. read more ››

Located near the cable-stayed bridge over the Salaca River. The monument is dedicated to the legendary Swedish innkeeper and settler Berklund, known as Stazel because of her thin figure. Her name has been Latvianised to Staicele. read more ››

Enjoy the peace of Kuiviži harbour and the beautiful sunsets on a SUP or Stand Up Paddle. read more ››