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Cremon/Krimuldas Castle was built shortly after 1250 for representative purposes and to protect and manage the estates of the Archbishop of Riga. It was destroyed in 1601 during the Polish-Swedish War. The estate continued to operate, and Krimuldas Palace was built approximately 200 meters to the west to replace the castle. The southern façade of the palace was restored as an artificial ruin to complement its park.

Scenic route on smooth champagne gravel

Perfect for a relaxed ride into the city! This cycle path takes you through green avenues and along peaceful waters, where the surrounding nature always makes you forget the hustle and bustle of city life. The shady trees provide a pleasant coolness and invite you to enjoy. The center of Riga can be seen in the distance as you leisurely approach. A wonderful route that is characterized by its tranquility, especially in the mornings and evenings - perfect for a successful start or end to a bike tour!"

Kalnciema Quarter, also known as Kalnciema kvartāls, is a charming district in Riga that attracts its visitors with a unique mix of renovated wooden architecture and cultural life. Particularly striking are the historic wooden buildings from the 19th century, which have been carefully restored and give an authentic picture of Riga's architectural heritage. These buildings give the district a cozy and nostalgic atmosphere, which is complemented by the small cafes, boutiques and galleries. There are often weekend markets here offering local products, crafts and delicacies - a paradise for lovers of regional specialties and handmade goods. Events such as concerts and art exhibitions attract both locals and travelers, making Kalnciema Quarter a lively cultural center. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and it seems like every corner tells a story.

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Nice castle with brewery and terrace

Gutman's Cave is the largest cave im the Baltics and is shrouded in legends. One legend has it that in ancient time the cave was home to a good man (literal German translation) who used the water of the spring to heal people. It is also the place where legend says Majia "the Rose of Turaida" was killed by an admirer who in turn was killed by Viktor her true love. The sandstone bears inscriptions and coat of arms of visiting barons and manor lord names made by craftsmen.

The majestic Krimulda Manor house was built in 1848 in the style of Neoclassicism.