Gates of Love and Friendship
In the middle of the Burtnieku quarter, you can see the "Gates of Love and Friendship" made by silver sculptor Oļegs Auzers. One side of the Gates of Love symbolizes the masculine side, featuring oak branches, oak leaves, and acorns. The other side of the Gates of Love, which shows apple leaves and apple blossoms, symbolizes the feminine side. At the request of the newlyweds, there is an opportunity to order and hang a brass leaf with words and a lucky date.
Location
Burtnieku iela 4 (pagalmā), Limbaži
lat: 57.514961412178685; lon: 24.71368285381816
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| Address: | Burtnieku iela 4, Limbaži |
| Phone number: | +371 29356858 |
The exhibition of silversmith Oļegs Auzers' life's work intertwines art, philosophy, and craftsmanship with silver in exquisite sculptures.
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| Address: | Burtnieku iela 4, Limbaži |
| Phone number: | +371 26351433, +371 28622379 |
Ships, cliffs, people, buildings, landscapes painted in pastel tones—motifs seemingly from fairy tales, reminiscent of Flemish painting… A veiled world emanates from the wall paintings in the attic floor of this house.
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| Address: | Torņa iela 3, Limbaži |
| Phone number: | +371 26615142 |
The old fire station is the perfect place to learn about how fires were extinguished in Limbaži in the past and how often they occurred.
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| Address: | Torņa iela 3, Limbaži, Latvija, LV-4001 |
| Phone number: | +371 64070608, +371 28359057 |
The most multifunctional and extensive tourist information center (TIC) of Limbažu district is located in the heart of the city of Limbaži, in the building of the Old fire station. It offers free consultations, informative materials and free WiFi. It is also possible to arrange IMPRO trips in the tourism center.
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| Address: | Cēsu iela 1, Limbaži |
The restored wooden structure showcase/glass pavilion replicates the Limbaži historical center kiosk, which was installed in the town's Old Town Market Square in 1935. The kiosk was a SHELL gas station, uniquely marking a location in the historical center of the city from which the medieval town was measured.
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