Evangelical Lutheran Church in Aloja
Aloja Evangelical Lutheran Church is a Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church church located in the centre of Aloja.
Aloja Evangelical Lutheran Church is a church of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Latvia, located in the center of Aloja town.
The congregation was founded in 1534. In 1695, a wooden post-and-beam structure was built, reinforced with brick grids and fieldstones. Until 1706, the church bell was located in a bell tower next to the church. On the evening of May 24, 1768, lightning struck the church, causing it to burn down. The current church was built in its place and consecrated on February 21, 1776.
The church furnishings (altar and pulpit) have been preserved from the late 18th century. The organ was built in 1856 and rebuilt by Mārtiņš Krēsliņš in the early 20th century. The church houses the altar painting Christ Blesses.
From the church tower, one can see a panoramic view of Aloja. In the churchyard, there is a memorial stone dedicated to the repressed.
Location
Baznīcas iela 2, Aloja
lat: 57.76798; lon: 24.88352
NEARBY OBJECTS
Address: | Jūras iela 13, Aloja |
Phone number: | +371 28303152 |
"NINA S" offers catering services. It prepares various meat products and salads to order. Banquet tables are set according to clients' wishes. Takeaway food can be ordered.
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Address: | Kalēju iela 7, Aloja |
Phone number: | +371 26159180 |
The hotel offers 3 double rooms and 3 four-bed rooms with shared shower and toilet facilities. All rooms are equipped with a TV and a seating area.
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Address: | Kalēju iela 7, Aloja |
Phone number: | +371 26159180 |
The Café "Mieriņš" offers dining, banquets, overnight stays, a public sauna and souvenirs.
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Address: | Rīgas iela 5, Aloja |
Phone number: | +371 20009546 |
You can order pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven.
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Address: | Ausekļa iela 1, Aloja |
In front of the Aloja Ausekļa Secondary School there is a monument dedicated to poet Auseklis, created by sculptor Marta Lange and installed in 1973.
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