The Liv Museum "Pivālind" (translated as "holy bird"), in cooperation with the community, explores and studies the cultural and historical values of Staicele and its rural area, their connection with the former Liv territory and inhabitants of Metsepole from the earliest times to the present day. read more ››

In July 2008, an open-air complex - the Artists' Shed, was opened in the centre of the town, behind the Weavers' House at 19 Lielā Street. read more ››

In May 2014, the Puikule Primary School was closed and the Puikule Manor Community Centre was established to keep the building open for local residents and the community. read more ››

The trail is located in the territory of the North Vidzeme Biosphere Reserve. The trail offers picturesque views of the marsh lake and the landscape of the high marsh. Visiting the nature trail, you can relax and get to know the flora and fauna of the marsh. The nature trail has rest areas with tables, benches and fireplaces. There are two floating platforms at opposite ends of the lake. At the beginning of the trail, there is a parking area and a resting place at the edge of the "Nut Track". read more ››

The fifth largest river in Latvia, it flows from Lake Burtnieki and is 94.4 km long. The Salaca River is the foundation of the Salaca Valley Nature Park, one of the most picturesque rivers in Latvia with outstanding natural values. read more ››

The natural monument consists of two gently rising springs on the left bank of the Salaca River. The springs are situated at the top of two parallel ravines, and the water from the springs then flows down the streams in these ravines to the Salaca River. read more ››

In the restored tree house, you can watch and participate in the work of weavers who use natural materials to create lovely souvenirs and useful household items. 9 looms are on display. You can listen to a story about the weaving process. Weave scarves and dye them with natural dyes. read more ››

Only in Salacgrīva is the weir, a unique fishing technique with a centuries-long history, still used for lamprey fishing today. read more ››

Salacgrīva Museum was founded in 1998 and acts as a regional history centre for local residents, tourists and history researchers. read more ››

Ungurpils Mill Lake is an artificial lake created by the flooding of the Jogla River. It is unique for its floating islands, which were formed after the lake was flooded. read more ››

Veide Castle was built in 1902. It was built by a ship owner and captain Mārtiņš Veide -representative of the most influential family of Ainaži town at that time. The building today is one of the most visible in Ainaži.
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You must have heard of the Vidzeme rocky seashore - a 12-kilometre stretch of coastline where sandstone outcrops can be seen on the sea shore. read more ››

The Red Rocks of Salaca are a sandstone cliff that stretches for more than 400 metres. read more ››

Ortodox Congregation began to function in Ainaži in 1889. read more ››

Boat rental "Šlūc pa upi" offers kayak, SUP and inflatable raft rentals for boating on Latvia's most beautiful rivers. read more ››

The bridge over the Salaca three kilometres up Salacgriva – the first ferroconcrete bridge in the Baltic States. read more ››

The protection of Vidzeme's stony seashore began in 1957 with the creation of a 3 km-long protected geological site on both sides of the Ķurmrags. In 1987, a complex nature reserve of 1322 ha was established. read more ››

Next to the pub "Sidrabiņi", there is a meat processing factory, which produces its own smoked meat products - smoked breast, smoked chop, marinated and smoked chicken, chicken roll, chicken gyros, pork back chop, homemade sausages etc. read more ››