The compact and idyllic town of Ainaži is the cradle of Latvian seafaring. The Museum of Ainaži Naval School- ancient witness of Latvian navigation glory- is situated in the centre of Ainaži. More info ››

Ainaži pier is a landmark of the 20th century. It is located at the border between Latvia and Estonia. More info ››

Fire-fighting Museum of Ainaži opened its door to visitors in December 1991, when firefighters celebrated 65th anniversaryof the foundation of volunteer firefighter's association. More info ››

Randu meadows is a nature reserve that covers the stretch of the Vidzeme coastline from Ainaži to Kuiviži. More info ››

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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Salaca Red Cliffs are sandstone cliffs stretching over 400 meters in length. More info ››

In Ainaži there were once three lighthouses, but nowadays only the third one remains, which still works and shows the way to the sailors. More info ››

The Great Oak got its name from the former "Ēkāji" forest ranger's house that once stood in this place. More info ››

The Old Seafarers' Cemetery of Ainaži historically evolved from the burial places of the shipowners Veide and Miķelsons. More info ››

It is quite common to cross the Latvian-Estonian border near Ainaži. For some good drivers, it passes by without even noticing, just see how the road signs change from Latvian into another language. But have you ever crossed this border by the old Ainaži road, going straight through the centre of Ainaži, which suddenly turns into a country road on the west coast of Estonia? 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 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 ››

The memorial stone "The White Sun" was created by sculptor Vilnis Titans as a tribute to Krišjānis Valdemārs - the founder of the Ainaži Maritime School. More info ››

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

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

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