Deer garden "Jaunozoli"

A relaxing experience for leisure and photoshoots — an absolute haven of fragrance and peace. The lavender fields can be viewed during the summer months; the recommended time is from after the summer solstice in June until the beginning of August. More info ››

The Bārda Family Memorial Museum "Rumbiņi" preserves the memory of three significant figures in Latvian culture – the poet Fricis Bārda, Paulīna Bārda, and Antons Bārda.
The preserved 19th-20th century peasant homestead buildings and household items hold evidence of the life of the inhabitants of this homestead. Together with the beautiful surrounding nature – forests, hills, and birch groves – they provide an insight into the environment where the poets lived and drew inspiration for their creativity.
"Rumbiņi" is a place to visit for both literature and history enthusiasts, as well as those seeking positive emotions while being in nature. More info ››

The church was built in 1798. Later, its altar was moved to the stone church built in 1859. In 1968, the church was closed and converted into a grain warehouse; the historic altar was transferred to the Rundāle Palace Museum. The Augstroze congregation resumed its activity in 1991. The church was restored, and the altar regained its original appearance and was returned to the Augstroze Evangelical Lutheran Church. More info ››

An ancient sacred site. The trees are visible across the pond from the direction of the Augstroze Church. There used to be 6 oaks, but now there are 4. During the Soviet era, the Liepleju Sacred Oaks were named after A. Pumpurs. The measurements of the oaks are: 4.30; 4.10; 4.0; 4.65. More info ››