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Photo: Dirk Godlinski, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
A statue of poet and author Karlis Baumanis (1835-1905) who wrote the Latvian national hymn Dievs, svētī Latviju! ("God bless Latvia!") in 1873. He lived in Limbaži from 1882 to his death.
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Limbažu Sv. Jāņa luterāņu baznīca
Lutheran church finished in 1680 in early baroque style. It has regular geometric shapes, a sharp spire and a modest wooden interior.
A brick building with a tower. Together with the fire museum the tower is open to visitors in the summer offering nice views of the town.
Limbažu Kristus Apskaidrošanās pareizticīgo draudze
The largest Orthodox church in the Vidzeme region, it was built between 1900-03 in Neo-Byzantine style on the site of a former monastery (indeed it's on "monastery street").
This baroque building was first built by a German merchant in the 18th century, later it became the town hall of Limbaži. The building features frescoes painted in Italian Renaissance style.
Dzīvā sudraba muzejs
A museum showcasing jewellery and silver items. The highlight is the artwork "castle of the future" made with more than 30 kg of silver.
Limbažu muzejs
The local museum in a baroque building, that used to house a post office. It has exhibitions on ethnography and local history