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Photo: Ivo Kruusamägi, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
A beautiful lake south of town. There's a nature path, a beach and a bird-watching tower next to the lake, and sometimes you can see rowers train here (there's an Olympic training center for rowers).
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The theatre next to a park was finished in 1939 in functionalist style - as such less monumental than Latvian interwar buildings.
An Estonian entrepreneur in the 1930s wanted to have a building unlike any other, and this red brick building decorated with lion statues most definitely has no match in Limbaži.
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.
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.
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.
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.