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 ››

The Salaca River, the fifth largest river in Latvia, originates from Lake Burtnieks and is 94.4 km long. Salaca is the core of the "Salaca Valley" Nature Park, one of the most picturesque rivers in Latvia with outstanding natural values. More info ››

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

A story about pure bread, natural ingredients, love, and the joy of baking what others enjoy. More info ››

The machine embroidery created by Inese Zmičerevska from Salacgrīva will delight everyone—both in everyday life and on special occasions. More info ››

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. More info ››

A fun and exciting alternative to traditional paintball! More info ››

Ortodox Congregation began to function in Ainaži in 1889. More info ››

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. More info ››

Svētupe Manor is located in the Latvian seaside village of Svētciems, 97 km from the Latvian capital Rīga and just 1.5 km from the Baltic Sea coast. More info ››

Want to swim but the sun hasn't warmed the sea water enough yet? Sign up and go for a swim in the Ainaži Hospital pool! More info ››

In the summer of 2007, a ceramic kiln or Naborigama was built in Salacgrīva, on the left bank of the Salaca River, where Krasta Street bends the old apple garden. More info ››

Ungurpils Mill Lake is an artificial lake formed by damming the Jogla River. It is unique for its three floating islands that formed after the lake was created. Typically, they spend the winter in the southern part of the lake, near a place called Porzu Grove. More info ››

The wall panel "Latvian Lighthouses" can be viewed in the lobby of the fish processing complex of "Brīvais Vilnis" (during "Brīvais Vilnis" working hours). More info ››

Making wickerwork, carving spoons, showing that it can become a wonderful hobby for everyone, a way to spend their free time, while maintaining a connection with nature and ancient skills. More info ››