Heating iron, forging hot metal and making specific objects, seems like something ancient and forgotten? The open-air forge of the "DUDU ligzdas" will allow you to experience the ritual of forging and forge your first nail. More info ››

Aloja Evangelical Lutheran Church is a Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church church located in the centre of Aloja. More info ››

On the farm, you can see a goat herd and taste goat cheese, goat milk ice cream, and goat meat sausage. Those who eat Virbotnes goat milk cheese become strong and happy. More info ››

Enjoy a fascinating journey along the Green Railways, once lively railway routes, now transformed into tranquil trails through picturesque landscapes and dense forests. More info ››

The hiking route will take you on a short hike, during which you will have the opportunity to see beautiful, photography-worthy natural landscapes! More info ››

The hiking route in the Niedrāju-Pilkas bog allows you to explore the unaltered landscape of the bog with countless lakes, lochs and wells, as well as nerve-wracking and exciting places. The hikes are led by knowledgeable and experienced guides who will take you through the labyrinths of wells and places where it would be much more difficult or even impossible without bog shoes. More info ››

Igate Castle is located in a beautiful area, in Igate, 15 minutes by car from Limbaži and just over an hour's drive from the capital, Riga. The castle grounds are surrounded by a pond and a well-kept park for leisurely walks. The complex is available for events in the castle, relaxation in the holiday home, as well as a delicious meal in the castle tavern. The castle premises are suitable for small family gatherings, weddings, corporate events, and other celebrations according to the client's wishes. More info ››

The creation of the Igate church began in September 2010, when the Lutheran pastor consecrated the foundation stone for the church's construction. More info ››

The Kuiviži watchtower is 14 m high. Climbing the tower, which is built from the sturdy trees, gives you a surreal feeling - the view is breathtaking - the sea, small yachts, the harbour, the recreation complex "Kapteiņu osta", the Kuiviži apartment houses and the highway. More info ››

The Kuiviži yacht port is perfect for sailors and yacht enthusiasts, while nearby on the adjacent pier, local fishermen dock their fishing boats early in the morning to unload the morning catch. More info ››

Laila Olte is passionate about handicrafts - socks and jackets for newborns, woven belts and rugs, knitted socks for children and adults, loafers, puzzles, etc. You can buy handicrafts in the shop "Radīts Piejūrā" or order them by contacting the craftswoman. More info ››

Salacgriva Water Sports - Recreation Society organises training on kayaks, canoes and coastal rowing boats for children and adults of different ages. Experienced instructors. More info ››

Kuiviži Yacht Club offers sailing training for youth in Open skiff and 420 yacht classes. More info ››

"LEDUS OGA" was founded in December 2016 by Kristīne Ozola, who was in 12th grade at the time. The company produces ice creams made from real milk, as well as sorbets. More info ››

The old fishermen of Lembuži village have always said "Now is good" when they see a big catch! When we brew beer we also say "Well, this is one nice beer"! More info ››

Opportunity to visit the studio and watch the creation of works. More info ››

The altar of the church currently houses an oil painting "The Ascension of Christ" by the Limbaži pharmacist K. Gelhar, which was placed on the altar in 1847. The pulpit and some of the benches date from the second half of the 18th century. More info ››

Liepupe (Pernigele) Church is located in Jelgavkrasti, it was built between 1777 and 1783. More info ››

The lighthouse is located on the shore by the old pier, built in 1925. There used to be a lighthouse fire at the top of the iron frame, but today it is no longer working. More info ››

The lighthouse used to be on a wave breaker - it was built in 1926. The tower was 6.4 metres high and the height of the light was 8.1 metres above sea level. More info ››