Hotel “Roja” invite its guests in groups (15-40 people) to get to know the specifics of the work of a fisherman and taste the foods of the sea.

Peters Market is in the Kurshu square and still is the largest in Liepaja. Its pavilion was foundes in 1910. Architect L.Melvil.

When visiting beekeeper Jānis Vainovskis in Blīdene parish, you will learn a lot about bees and honey.

Hotel „Roja” is a family company that welcomes their clients with joy and will make them feel like at home. Here you can truly rest, enjoy the meals and to refresh at the coastal winds.

"Bērziņi" home bakes delicious wheat and rye bread according to ancient family recipes. The taste and smell are definitely enriched by a special oven that is more than 70 years old.

Together with your friends or family bake a “sklandrausis” yourself under the supervision of a skilled expert and receive a certificate from “Ances Sklandraušu Bakery Association”.

Formed at the first part of the 17th century, and up to the mid of the 19th century it featured the Town Hall.

The Livonian Order Castle is one of the oldest medieval fortresses that has survived to this day. In 1290 the castle was first chronicled and this date is now considered to be the year of Ventspils’ foundation.

Kukši Manor is a typical manor of the early 18th century. In historical documents it was first mentioned in 1530. The manor was called after brothers Pēteris, Jēkabs and Klāvs Kukši.

In the beginning of World War One, the mill was burned down, but after the 1920 Land Reform, when it became the property of the Kambali family, its operation was resumed. There are premises for milling rye flour, grits a