Museum of the River Daugava
Mission of the Museum is to discover and represent the unique history of the River Daugava as well as the one of town Salaspils and its surroundings from 8000 [Vairāk]
Culture and history
Dobele Evangelic Lutheran Church
The main vertical in the Dobele skyline is the 45 meters high bell-tower of the Dobele Evangelic Lutheran Church. The church was built in 1495. It houses a number [Vairāk]
Dobele Crafts House
Dobele Crafts House is a creative workshop where you can learn various crafts and the secrets of the Latvian cuisine. You have the opportunity to learn about the ancient [Vairāk]
Dobele Historical Center
The place is encircled by two-storey brick buildings that were built in the beginning of the 20th century. The marketplace itself underwent a reconstruction in 2011, during which it [Vairāk]
The Orthodox Church of The Holy Spirit and men’s monastery
The church was built in the second part of the 19th century in Byzantine style. Its five domes have become a landmark of the city panorama. The Saint Nicholas [Vairāk]
Strūve Park
Called the Crown Garden during the first independence, it was a popular recreation and entertainment location with wealthier residents. The park has become famous with its station of the [Vairāk]
Old Town Square
The current Old Town square was formed in early 20th century. It was rebuilt to its current guise in 2010. Symbol of the city – the lynx greets the [Vairāk]
Courland Duke’s Tombs
The family vault of the Dukes of Courland in Jelgava Palace is the largest burial of this kind in Latvia and it is one of the few burials of [Vairāk]
Viesīte museum “Sēlija”
The department “Mazā Bānīša” (Little Engine) park of the Viesīte museum “Sēlija” is formed by several former narrow-gauge railway depot buildings, one of which includes a locomotive, service and [Vairāk]
The main objectives of the craft center “Rume”
The main objectives of the craft center “Rume” (“place, space” – lat.) – the popularization of cultural and historical heritage, folk arts and crafts, also the culture tourism activities [Vairāk]