Built in 1867 with funding from the city of Riga. The church was constructed in the Neo-Gothic round-arch style – with round-arched roof windows. Architect Johann Daniel Felsko (1813–1902) – a long-time city architect of Riga. More info ››

The church was built in 1798. Later, its altar was moved to the stone church built in 1859. In 1968, the church was closed and converted into a grain warehouse; the historic altar was transferred to the Rundāle Palace Museum. The Augstroze congregation resumed its activity in 1991. The church was restored, and the altar regained its original appearance and was returned to the Augstroze Evangelical Lutheran Church. More info ››

This clear-water lake in Viļķene Parish, Limbaži Municipality, is located in the neutral zone of the North Vidzeme Biosphere Reserve. In the heart of the lake rise three islands with a total area of 1 hectare. More info ››

Piedabas.lv offers canoe and other types of boat rental with delivery on the Salaca, Svētupe and Brasla rivers, as well as organises boat trips on other Latvian rivers. More info ››

In the historic Filcs factory building, a knowledgeable representative of the Limbaži Filcs association will welcome you and share the skills of felt souvenir making. Under the guidance of an instructor, you can create your own felt flower, apple, or small artwork. More info ››

Melngaiļa Sēta is a cultural education center dedicated to E. Melngailis and other prominent figures of the Vidriži parish, as well as the preservation of the parish's history. More info ››

The stone is coarse-grained, reddish granite. The stone's diameter is 1.15-1.20 m. The diameter of the bowl carved in the center is 35 cm, with a depth of 15-22 cm. In earlier times, there were pastures around the stone. More info ››

The nature reserve "Dziļezers and Riebezers" is part of the EU's Natura 2000 network of specially protected natural areas, established under the EU directive "On the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora." More info ››

Lake Katvari is a through-flow lake with an oval-shaped basin and low, gently sloping shores. One of the most notable features for visitors might be the beautiful wooden boardwalk that leads into the lake, offering a new perspective of the surrounding area. More info ››

Limbaži Dūņezers stretches along the western border of Limbaži in a north–south direction. The lake is popular among anglers and tourists looking to escape the city noise and immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature. More info ››

Unveiled in honor of the composer of the Latvian National Anthem, Baumaņu Kārlis, at the site of his childhood home "Indriķi" (sculptor Vilnis Titāns). More info ››

The Bārda Family Memorial Museum "Rumbiņi" preserves the memory of three significant figures in Latvian culture – the poet Fricis Bārda, Paulīna Bārda, and Antons Bārda.
The preserved 19th-20th century peasant homestead buildings and household items hold evidence of the life of the inhabitants of this homestead. Together with the beautiful surrounding nature – forests, hills, and birch groves – they provide an insight into the environment where the poets lived and drew inspiration for their creativity.
"Rumbiņi" is a place to visit for both literature and history enthusiasts, as well as those seeking positive emotions while being in nature. More info ››

A grand tree with a circumference of 5.65 meters – the tree is gnarled, very old, and has developed a hollow over a meter wide, making it a perfect spot for a memorable photo. More info ››

Lake Lāde is relatively small, covering an area of 246 hectares. It is surrounded by green fields and forests, which enhance its scenic beauty. The lake holds historical significance in Latvian folklore and cultural heritage. More info ››

Brings together traditional craft masters to preserve Latvian folk skills and trades, organizing workshops, hands-on excursions, and creative activities – also available as mobile workshops. More info ››

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