Cape Kolka is a meeting place created by nature. Seas and people meet here. Man with nature, sunrise with sunset. The meeting of public and private capital has been used to bring Cape Kolka in good order, make it well-eq

The Ziemupe nature restricted territory is on the shore of the Baltic Sea, and it protects a wide variety of coastline biotopes.

In 1944, between November 14 and December 9, there were fierce battles between SD and SS units from the German 16th Army, under the command of Police General Friedrich Jekeln, and a separate battalion of the Kurelians, u

Established in 1999, however, the area has been protected already since 1957. Park area is 14 933 ha. The nature park has been created in Abava valley – an ancient valley formed by the melting glaciers in Latvia.

The Latvian Musicians Alley of Fame was opened in 2006, with its 40 bronze plaques each with handprints of musicians, 12 plaques honoring current and former music bands, and 5 plaques dedicated to musicians who are not w

The spy game Escaping from the U.S.S.R. offers the opportunity of active participation, to think independently, search, run, hide and experience sensations that are not easily found in the contemporary cons

Once a restricted territory, the promenade is now a place for pleasant strolls. The highest point, reached by a wooden walkway, overlooks the port with its small ships, yachts and a fountain designed like a wave rolling

The fortress was built at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century to protect the Liepāja Naval Base in the event of a possible enemy attack. The fortification system bordered the entire city.

The Northern Wavebreaker is 1800 m long and 7.35 m wide. The structure was built at the end of the 19th century. The Northern Wavebreaker protects the aquatorium of the Liepāja Port from storms and sand drift.

A part of Liepāja City which at the end of the 19th century developed as a permanent urban setting for the base of the Navy of Czarist Russia. Apart from numerous military buildings, a magnificent Orthodox Cathedral (190