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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").
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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 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.
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.
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.
Limbažu muzejs
The local museum in a baroque building, that used to house a post office. It has exhibitions on ethnography and local history