12의 부루가지 명소 & 주요 장소

In 1944, heavy fighting took place between the Wehrmacht and the Soviet army over the Madise dairy farm. The memorial cross for Ludwig Agert, who fell at this spot on August 18, 1944, stands here as a symbol for all soldiers from all nations who sacrificed their lives in this senseless war. In 1944, fierce fighting took place between the Wehrmacht and the Soviet army over the Madise dairy farm. The memorial cross for Ludwig Agert, who fell here, symbolizes all soldiers from all countries who sacrificed their lives in this senseless war.

We sat in the car and had a snack while it rained. During a brief break in the rain, we climbed this "stork's nest." It's a great construction.

To add a further highlight to the highest point in the Baltics, an impressive observation tower was built here. It features an elevator that takes visitors to the top.

A beautiful place to ride a bike

An unusual construction that is beautifully illuminated at night.

The bridge and the stairs that follow are problematic for dogs because of the size of the bars. Only dogs with large paws can walk reasonably well here.

It is a hydraulic ram, i.e. a water-driven, intermittently operating pump. The ram uses the pressure surge or dynamic pressure effect to raise part of the water that drives the pump to a higher level.

Originally a castle of the Livonian Order, later a castle of the Diocese of Courland. It was part of a chain of castles from Hasenpoth Castle to Amboten Castle. The castle was 10-15 metres high and was located on the right bank of the Vaipa River, which made access from the south difficult. Neuhausen was a camp fort typical of Courland, measuring 61 metres square. Remains of a courtyard wall and cellar depressions have been preserved in front of the south-east wall. Like all Courland camp forts, Neuhausen was a simple functional building, mainly made of fieldstone. Today the remains are being renovated and made accessible to visitors.