The Džūkste Fairy Tale Museum was founded in December 2001, and is hosted in the former building of Lancenieki school, where a teacher, writer, collector of tales and legends, Anss Lerhis-Puškaitis (1859-1903), also call

The Lestene Soldiers Cemetery with a monument by the sculptor Arta Dumpe “Motherland – Latvia” is dedicated to the Latvian legionaries who died in World War II.

Deer Garden of guest house "Rudini" introduces the wildlife - deer, fallow deers and mouflons in enclosed areas, which here launched in 2003.

Not far from Jūrmala, the most popular resort in the Baltic Region, Ķemeri National Park is located – the “Natura 2000” territory which is special due to its biological diversity, the unique Ķemeri Moorland, various ecos

It is the thickest tree in the Baltic Region and also in Eastern Europe. In the 1920s, lightning struck the top of the oak and, thus, only its largest branch has remained. When the oak was in full flourish, the perimeter

Textile workshop “Austrumi” is located in beautiful surroundings – within a forest enclosure in the vicinity of Saldus.

The Empire style manor house built in the early 19th century for Count von Medem has survived with little change. The original interior has been preserved, which is the only remaining example of late classical style in L

The enthusiast of cinema and photography history Andris Bušinskis has arranged a remarkable exposition of cinematography and photography equipment.

The manor was property of Baron Georg von der Recke (1825-1900). His son Friedrich was the owner of the manor up till the agrarian reform.

Janis Rozentals depicted Saldus church in his paintings in the early 20th century.The organ was built in 1872 by Karl Alexander Hermann (1847 – 1926)in Liepaja.The first professional Latvian organ player Oskars Sepskis,