The Aglona Roman Catholic Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Latvian: Aglonas Vissvētākās Jaunavas Marijas debesīs uzņemšanas Romas katoļu... Read More
On April 18, 2009, the consecration of the new Aizpute church took place, which was performed by Bishop Vilhelms Lapelis of Liepāja Diocese together with Bishop... Read More
Construction of this church was completed in 1623. Two lateral altars were created in 1882. The main altar holds the painting „Saint Michael". The organ of the... Read More
Assumption of the Most Holy Virgin Mary Church (Latvian: Bolderājas Vissvētākās Jaunavas Marijas Debesīs uzņemšanas Romas katoļu baznīca) is a catholic church in... Read More
Atašiene church is a two tower stone building with a tin roof and tiled floors, it was built from 1931 to 1938, completed and consecrated in 1939. In the main altar... Read More
The church is unique not only in its ancient appearance, but also in the fact that it contains a copy of the icon, which, according to tradition, has a healing power. The... Read More
The Bauska Catholic Church was built in 1864.The interior was designed in the second half of the 19th century. Beside the small church a bell tower was built in 1891. Read More
The church was built in 1797. Location of the church is harmonised with the manor complex of counts’ Plāteri-Zībergi and the park, thus the castle and church are on... Read More
The full name of the church is Bērzgale Roman Catholic Church of God's Providence. The building works took place from 1744 through to 1751. It is one of the oldest... Read More
Built in 1746, the church is a fine expression of local craftsmanship and rural religious heritage. The building is wooden, shaped in a Latin-cross plan, and reflects... Read More
The Brunava wooden church was built in 1773. From 1897 to 1900, two 15-meter high towers were added to the church and the church was expanded. The church was covered with... Read More
Budberga Roman Catholic Church was built in the 1930s. The project is modeled after the Kaunas Cathedral, only in a reduced form. The church is built in modernist style... Read More
The stone building of the Cēsis Catholic Church was built in 1928, which was transformed from a residential house into a church. Palasta Street 9, Cesis Read More
The present church building dates from 1770 and is a wooden structure, representing the region’s traditional folk architecture style. Its modest and harmonious exterior... Read More
The foundation stone of the church was laid in 1641 in the presence of Duke Jacob. The church has the most luxurious interior among all the catholic churches of Kurzeme.... Read More
Daugavpils Roman Catholic Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary was built in 1905. The church building was designed by architect Wilhelm Neimanis. Read More
The Dobele Rome Catholic All-Saint Trinity Church is located in the centre of town, in the square behind the Culture House. The church was built from 1997 till 2003. The... Read More
Sts. Simon and Judas Roman Catholic Church of Dricāni was built in 1859 on the top of the hill. There is the wooden altar of the Holy Spirit, decorated with... Read More
The baroque-style St. Staņislavs Kostka Dviete Roman Catholic Church was built in 1864 and financed by Count Kasimir Plater-Sieberg. The church was built and consecrated... Read More
Ērgļi Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic church located at Parka street 10 in Ērgļi village. On July 19, 1998, Archbishop Metropolitan Janis Pujats consecrated the... Read More
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church of Feimaņi was built in 1756 – 1760. The church has a lot of significant national art objects. The floor in the church is of... Read More
The church’s most important rebuilding took place in 1845, and in 1896 parts of the log walls were replaced and the building was enlarged, preserving its authentic... Read More
As far as in 1560 the first church in town was located at the Grobiņa Castle Hill on Skābarža Hill, and was built of wood. Due to its bad condition in 1596 it was... Read More
The Roman Catholic Church of St John the Baptist was built between 1930 and 1947. On both sides of the altar are sculptures of angels that date back to the late 17th... Read More
The construction works of the Gulbene Catholic Church began in 1996 according to the project of architect Gunta Graudupe. The church was built in two years and was... Read More
Holy Jesus Heart Roman Catholic Church of Bikova (Gaigalava). Enjoy the Gothic forms and architectural design of the church. The church and the altar are decorated with... Read More
Iecavas saint Anthony Catholic Church is located at 16 Lauku Street, Iecava. The church was built from 2003-2009. The church is a modernist style building with a single... Read More
Canon Meinard of the Augustinian Order of Segeberg monastery of the town of Holstein started to build a church in Ikskile in 1184. Until the foundation of Riga in 1201... Read More
The Ilūkste Roman Catholic Church is to the North of Unity Square. The first stone church in Ilūkste was financed by the Plater-Sieberg dynasty of noblemen between 1754... Read More
The Janči Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church was built from 1931 to 1932. The church is a wooden building, it is 13 meters long, 7 meters wide and 5.4 meters high with... Read More
Originally, there was a wooden chapel built in 1818 in Jaunjelgava. In 1902, a new wooden church was built on the site of the old chapel. The church is a wooden building,... Read More
The Jaunsaule Catholic Church is located in the Vecsaules parish of the Bauska region, near the village of Jaunsaule. The church was consecrated in 2020 after... Read More
The mid-19th century church which was restored in 1933 attracts attention with its 14 m high belfry, the sounds of the 272 kg bell, the benches dating from 1907, the... Read More
The church was designed by the architect K.E. Strandmanis and it was built in 1906. The church is in pseudo-Gothic style and it is splendidly decorated. There is a... Read More
The building of Jezupova (Juzefova) St. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church was started in 1934 and was finished in 1961. After the building was finished the church was... Read More
The church as it is nowadays was built in 1861and in 1862 it was consecrated in honour of St. Joseph (titulus ecclesiae). The church was enlarged – entrance tower was... Read More
Kalni St. Agate Catholic church, Kalni village, Nīgrandes parish, Saldus district, LV-3898 In 2005 bishop Vilhelms Lapelis consecrated the church foundations. The... Read More
Churchwas open on September 13, 2003, in premises of a formerly residential building, as a dedication to the Virgin Guadeloupe. The altar of more than 100 years was... Read More
The Kankaļi church of Saint John the Baptist is located in Mazzalve parish of Aizkraukle district. A wooden architectural monument of European importance. Read More
Church of Saint Mary Star of the Sea in Kolka is a Roman Catholic church. The church is a wooden log building, 12 meters long and 8 meters wide, built in Saka in 1935,... Read More
The church blends Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque features — its original single-nave Gothic structure was later enriched with Renaissance and Baroque elements, while... Read More
The church was built in 1870 and is decorated by a sculpture of St.Peter. The manor park is arranged as a landscape park with individual elements of regular planning –... Read More
Lamiņi St. George Roman Catholic Church is located in Lamiņi village, Pūre parish, Tukums region. The church was built in 1865 on the site of the previous church,... Read More
Catholic Church with two towers and arched ceilings was built on the bank of the River Venta in 1756. Interior of the church features artistically valuable confessionals... Read More
The building of Blessed Jesus’ Heart Roman Catholic Church in Liksna was finished in 1913. It was built in Neo-Gothic style. Its silhouette is the most important... Read More
The church was built in 1684 from logs and covered with planks in the 19th century. It used to be a Lutheran church until 1729 when the baron of Līvbērze Manor - Lieven... Read More
In 1938, engineer Antons Kursītis bought an unfinished two-story wooden house and donated it to the congregation. In 1961, the building was rebuilt and improved for the... Read More
In order to strengthen Catholicism Polish built the first catholic church in the castle-front of the Livonian fortress in 1687. Later the church burnt down and in 1738... Read More
The Madona Christ the King Roman Catholic church was built between 1931 and 1934 according to the project of civil engineer V. Bergkind. The church is 11 m long and 7.87... Read More
Mara's Roman Catholic Church is located at: Koku iela 7, Liepāja, LV-3405, Latvia. The newest church in town. Interior decoration and improvement works are... Read More
The basilica features a combination of Classicist and Neo-Baroque architectural elements. It is built on a Latin cross floor plan with three naves, an apse, and two... Read More
The foundation stone for the construction of the church was consecrated by Bishop Anton Justs in 10th of October, 1997, followed by the construction of the church.... Read More
Nidermuiža church is 16 meters long and 14 meters wide with several "navas", a concrete floor and a tin roof. In 1977 the roof and towers were painted with an... Read More
The white and blue Our Lady of Sorrows Church was the first stone church built in Riga after the Reformation had reached Livonia (a historic region once encompassing... Read More
The Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic church is located in the very centre of the city; it was built according to the design developed by the local architect Pavils... Read More
Original church was built on the grounds of old cemetery and congregation was called “Ozolu draudze” (Oak Congregation), because the church was built from the oak... Read More
In 1940, a Catholic church was built in the neo-Gothic style. It continued to operate even in Soviet times. Near the church are the beautiful banks of the river Misa. Read More
Pieniņi Roman Catholic Church of Heart of Jesus is lately well known for weddings and christenings, thanks to its innovative pastor, Aigars Bernāns, who is trying to... Read More
The Church of St. Peter and St. Paul the Apostles in Plateliai is a Roman Catholic wooden church located in the Samogitia region of Lithuania, in the Plungė District... Read More
In 1771 or 1772 a landlord Jazeps Borhs built a new church. It was consecrated by Dominicans. In 1873 Preiļi parish priest Jarockis had intended to renovate the old... Read More
The first Pustinas church had been built in 1737, it was a wooden building. In 1817 the new church construction had begun. It was built of red bricks; the foundations... Read More
In Rauna, dean A. Piebalgs bought a two-story house for the church from the State Bank in 1939. Starting from 1963, dean J. Jaškomićs lives in Rauna, who transformed... Read More
The Riga Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church is located at 63 Augusta Deglava Street, built between 2000 and 2006. The church is the first new Catholic church in Riga,... Read More
St Francis church is a neogothic and noeromanesque Catholic church which was built incredibly fast - just in abput 2 years from 1889 to 1891. It's located in... Read More
The construction of Riga St. Jacob's Cathedral, initially designed in early Gothic style, started in 1225 and was finished around 1330. Over many centuries, the... Read More
The Roja Catholic Church is located in the center of the Roja Parish of Talsi County in Roja. Address: Kāpu street 2b. On July 4, 2019, the church was put into... Read More
In 1998 the Roman Catholic Church of Divine Grace, able to hold 300 people, was built and consecrated next to the River Ķīšupe, close to the park and an open stage; it... Read More
Rudzāti Roman Catholic church started to build from 1911–1913. Materials and financial help for a church building were given by count Plāters-Zībergs. In 1913 church... Read More
In 1677 the next wooden church built by the Jesuits appeared in Rušona, and a report on the church of Livonia from 1712 states that a new church has been built here. In... Read More
On the site occupied by the church, there existed a wooden temple built in 1685. The church burned down in 1887 during a storm and the following year the works for the... Read More
The first major contemporary Roman-Catholic church in Latvia built in the 1990s and consecrated in 1996. The skilfully made altars, Stations of the Cross, cardinal’s... Read More
The Church of St. John of Nepomuk in Seda (Lithuanian: Sedos Šv. Jono Nepomuko bažnyčia) is a small yet highly distinctive wooden church located in the town of Seda,... Read More
In 1995, the congregation started building a new church using the project of the architect Maija Krastiņa. The building was sanctified already in September 1996. The... Read More
Skaistkalne Roman Catholic Church is an important centre of Catholic faith in Zemgale and Latvia; it is the second most popular site after Aglona for pilgrimage to Our... Read More
The Skuodas Church of the Most Holy Trinity (Skuodo Švč. Trejybės bažnyčia) is one of the town's most prominent architectural landmarks, situated on the right... Read More
St. Anna Roman Catholic Church of Berzgale was built in 1770 and sanctified in 1776. The building is an example of Barogue style with a woodcarved altar and two pictures... Read More
Liepāja’s St. Joseph’s Cathedral is the largest Catholic church in Kurzeme with a rich and ornate interior. The history of the cathedral begins in 1747 when a small... Read More
Built in 1997 (architect D. Straubegs, long-term mayor of Salacgrīva). The altar cross with Christ statue is made by the sculptor Jānis Bārda. Wall mosaics "Maria... Read More
St. Michael the Archangel Church in Mosėdis (Mosėdžio Šv. arkangelo Mykolo bažnyčia) is a notable example of Lithuanian late-Baroque sacred architecture, standing... Read More
The Church together with the Monastery of Bernardian Order was built in the middle of the 18th century. It is a national cultural monument. Many important paintings,... Read More
St. Stephan's Roman Catholic Churchis a relatively recent building, as it was built in year 1897. There you can see the J. F. Grune painted altar piece of year 1840... Read More
Characterized by red-brick masonry, a prominent central dome, and decorative arched motifs typical of late 19th-century Russian military architecture. Read More
Stirniene church is a 25.5 m long and 15.3 m wide stone and brick building with a tin-plate roof and two 36m high towers. Inside there are 3 vaults with an arched ceiling... Read More
Holy Trinity Parish Catholic Church of Strūžāni was renovated and sanctified in 1958. The church has no towers because they were not allowed in the time of the Soviet... Read More
The construction of the church headed by the Suntaži resident Jānis Millers began on 8th November 1996. Construction works were stopped for some time, but they were... Read More
Church was built of stone and has rectangular form. It is 26m long, 16m wide and 8m high. From the outside it is plastered with lime mortar in which were put scrabblings.... Read More
Talsi Roman Catholic Church. In the end of 19th century the congregation received ground and two buildings as a present from the Countess Antonina Dzedule, one of the... Read More
Vaiņode Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church is the Roman Catholic Church of the Liepaja Diocese of Riga metropolis. It is located in the center of Vaiņode near the former... Read More
Vecpils (Altenburg) Catholic Church is the third oldest Catholic church in South Kurzeme. The church was built in 1700 from boulders, with tile roof and tower. Vaulted... Read More
Snow-white church built in 1898 is located on Juras street. Here you can see large sized oil painting included in the list of art monuments of national importance. By the... Read More
The boulder-built church with two towers was built in 1910 and the construction works were fully finished in 1912. The church was consecrated in 1914. The church is a... Read More
The church was built of fieldstones between 1908 and 1925 in the Tudor Neo-Gothic style (designed by the Liepāja-based architect Stadmann). It replaced a wooden church... Read More
In Baltezers of the Adazi Region, the oldest and the most significant architectural monument of Adazi, the Adazi (Baltezers) Church is situated. The church is located in... Read More
It is located on the border with Aizkraukle County. The church is an architectural monument of the republic significance. The masonry church was built in 1668, and after... Read More
On the opposite side of Aizpute castle ruins, on the right side of the river Tebra is the 16 meters high Kurshi castle mount (now church hill). In the year 1254, in the... Read More
Allaži Evangelical Lutheran Church is located in Stīveri, Allaži Parish, Sigulda Region. The wooden building of the Allaži Lutheran Church was first mentioned in... Read More
Aloja Lutheran Church was consecrated on February 21, 1776. The church was built on the site of the previous burnt wooden church. The church has survived from the end of... Read More
The church was built during the rule of Baron Otto Hermann von Fittinghof and built between 1781 and 1788 by the architect Christoph Haberland. Built in the style of... Read More
The Annenieki Lutheran Church was built in 1711, straight after the Great Epidemic Plaque. It is assumed that the wooden church was built in the place where the victims... Read More
Apriķi church is considered to be the pearl of Courland sacral art, because the glory of its indoor interior is remembered by its every visitor. The stone church is... Read More
First evidence about the establishment of the church is found in the period of 1202-1209 in the letter written by the Āraiši pastor E.J.A. Cornelia to the Rīga... Read More
Ārciema Lutheran wooden church was built in 1912-1916. In 1965, the congregation was forced to leave the church. The kolkhoz used the church premises to store grain.... Read More
The new masonry building was constructed in 1793, but the present appearance with Gothic style features the church got during the rebuilding of 1862/63. The church is an... Read More
The first wooden church was built in 1569. The current church in Asare was built between 1820 and 1823. In 1853, the church was overhauled and the church received a new... Read More
16th – 19th Century. The first building of Baldone Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Michael was built from wood around the 1560s to 1570s. In 1637, it had already... Read More
Earlier it was called the Peterciems church. The year when the first church was built is unknown. The present church of Balgale was built in 1807 on expenses of the first... Read More
The church was built in 1789, rebuilt in 1882, giving neo-Gothic forms to both the building and the church interior. Around the church there is a cemetery with several... Read More
The first Bāte-Vaiņode Lutheran Church was built between 1623 and 1637. Thus, we can say that the year of birth of the church is 1637. During the final phase of World... Read More
Bauska Church of the Holy Spirit is a Lutheran church and the oldest existing building in Bauska, Latvia. Built between 1591 and 1594 for the needs of the city's... Read More
Berstele Lutheran Church built in 1653, restored in 1860. Partially preserved original interior, restored pulpit with magnificent mannerism wood carvings. Open during... Read More
The church was built probably at the same time as the Bērzaunes Castle, i.e. in 1340. In 1594, the headstone of Johann von Tuzenhaus, the landlord of the Berzaunes... Read More
The Bērze Lutheran Church is an architectural monument of national significance. It was built as a wooden church in 1743 and was rebuilt in 1820. The church is famous... Read More
The first church was here in the early 18th century, followed by the second and third one (1847-1848), and then the one that is there now. The church was damaged during... Read More
Brīdaga Evangelical Lutheran Church is located in Brīdaga, Viļķene Parish, Limbaži District. The house of prayer was built in 1879. In 1939, a church was built on... Read More
Budberga St. Pavil Evangelic Lutheran Church is located in Budberga, Brunava Parish, Bauska County. The church is a mid-19th century architectural monument of local... Read More
One of the most prominent late Gothic and Baroque examples in Vidzeme. The church was built from 1283 until 1287 and was devoted to St. Maria. In 1654 it was severely... Read More
The present church was built in the Neo-Classical style between 1822 and 1824. Interestingly, the funds for its construction were granted by Tsar Alexander I of Russia... Read More
St. John’s Church is the second most notable architectural feature in Cēsis (along with the Cēsis castle complex), one of the oldest medieval monuments and one of the... Read More
Cesvaine Lutheran Church was built in 1879 according to the project of Liepaja city architect Paul Max Berci. The church is built in the Gothic style from broken... Read More
Church of Jesus (Latvian: Jēzus Evaņģēliski luteriskā baznīca) is a Lutheran church in Riga, the capital of Latvia. It is a parish church of the Evangelical... Read More
The need for another Lutheran church appeared when the second Evangelical Lutheran parish was formed in Saldus in 1930. The church was built in 1934 by the project of... Read More
Church of the Cross (Latvian: Krusta Evaņģēliski luteriskā baznīca) is a Lutheran church in Riga, the capital of Latvia. It is a parish church of the Evangelical... Read More
Cīrava Lutheran Church was built in baron H. F. Von Bera time from 1780 till 1781un Sudmalkalns (a hill). From the outside it was similar to other churches of Kurzeme... Read More
Nowadays Darte church (1895-1896) is a small stone building with some Classicism style features and ascetic interior; the church is an integral part of the surrounding... Read More
The cathedral was designed by Wilhelm Neumann, one of the most influential architects in the current landscape of Daugavpils. It is built in a brick neogothic style and... Read More
Dikļi Church is one of the rarest cultural values in Vidzeme. In the historical articles church is already mentioned in 1630./31. The altar of the old church is placed... Read More
The Dobele Evangelical Lutheran Church is situated in the town centre next to the Marketplace. The church was built in 1495 of the order of Valter fon Pletenberg, Master... Read More
Church built in 1783 is now an architectural monument. A cannon ball from the Napoleonic War (1812) is immured in the wall. The church’s altar painting is “Christ... Read More
The church building, which is the third in a row, was built between 1835 and 1837 under the direction of Mārcis Sārums. The church houses Otto Donner von Richter’s... Read More
Church of Dubulti - the most impressive building in the neighbourhood - in the eyes of historical and sacral architecture, is the most monumental Art Nouveau building in... Read More
The construction of the current stone church was completed in 1766, In 1897 the former tower was replaced by the current tall tower. The status of an architectural... Read More
It was built in 1651 and is the oldest building in the town. The church is included in the Latvian national list of protected monuments. A boulder fence around the church... Read More
Consecrated in 1842. Built under the guidance of the builder Mārcis Sārums. The organ was made by Martins company, in the altar – the copy of Rubens painting Christ... Read More
The Lutheran Church of Dzirciemswas constructed in year 1879. It is one of the rare churches in Latvia with entrance facing northwards. Inside, the interior equipment,... Read More
Džūkste Lutheran Church was a church in Tukums region, Džūkste. It was destroyed during World War II. The construction of Džūkste church started after 1567. The... Read More
According to legends, the owner of Ēdole manor Johan Dittrich Beer built this noble church in his assassinated father’s memory, as well as to redeem his brother... Read More
Between 1831 and 1833, the present stone church was built. In 1887, the church was repaired, then the current tower was built. During the First World War, a grain... Read More
The church was built from 1674 - 1684 and it was founded by Emmerich von Mirbach, manor owner of that time. Embūte Lutheran church was one of largest in Kurzeme dukedom... Read More
The Lutheran Church of Engureis one of the rare wooden churches, the only remaining in Tukums district, which has not been destroyed or rebuilt into a masonry church. It... Read More
Ērgļi Evangelical Lutheran Church is located near the center of Ērgļi, on Piebalgas Street, at the top of a hill. From the entrance of the building there is a... Read More
The first wooden church in Ēvele was built in 1562 by the owners of the manor, the Hēvelni. In 1669, the next church was built. In 1739, the next church with a straw... Read More
The first church in Gaiķi was built around 1640 and was made of wood. The current church was built in 1658. In 1684 a tower was added to the church, but in 1817 the... Read More
In 1848, a new walled church was built with the support of pastor, Fridrik Shilling. It was blessed on 25 July 1848. The church had 175 seats. Read More
This, the third church at this location, was built in 1906 at the initiative of and financing from Gotthard von Budberg, who dedicated it to his late wife, Gertrude. The... Read More
In 1772 was built a second wooden church at Ģipka meaning that there have been at least two other churches before the current one. With the help of Dundaga’s landlord... Read More
The Gostiņi Lutheran Church is a significant monument of late classicism. The church was built between 1828 and 1830 on the right bank of the Aiviekste River. Read More
Gramzda Lutheran Church was built in 1744, in June 1941 the church was burned down, in the autumn of the same year the church was restored. In 1944, the church was... Read More
Grieze Evangelical Lutheran Church is located in Ezere Parish, Saldus District, in a beautiful place - 200 meters from the Lithuanian border and the Vadakste estuary in... Read More
As far as in 1560 the first church in town was located at the Grobiņa Castle Hill on Skābarža Hill, and was built of wood. Due to its bad condition in 1596 it was... Read More
It is built on the ancient castle mound of Latgale. The church attracts with its non-traditional look that is formed in World War II when the bell tower was destroyed. At... Read More
Iecava Lutheran Church was built in 1641 and rebuilt in the 19th century. In the late 20th century the roof of the church collapsed and the equipment and interior were... Read More
Iģene church is one of those rare wooden churches that was built in the middle of then18th century and still successfully serves its primary purpose. The shape of the... Read More
In the early 1930s it was decided that instead of restoring the old church built in 1185 (and rebuilt in 1879) which was destroyed in World War 1 (1915) a new church... Read More
Īle Lutheran Church was built before 1686. In 1905, the church burned down, restored in 1910. The church tower was damaged in the Second World War. Read More
Īvande Lutheran Church was built in 1816 and is an architectural monument of national importance. The organ, altarpiece, chandelier, have been preserved in the church. Read More
At the first Christmas holiday in 2009, an updated Bērzaine meeting house was opened, where regular commemorative events, church services, local church events and... Read More
The Lutheran church is located in the Jaungulbene Manor park. The coat of arms of the von Transehe-Roseneck family can be seen above the entrance door of the church. Read More
The church was built from 1801 until 1804 by Fridrihs Veits from Cēsis. At the centre of the altar is a painting, “Christ on the Cross,” which dates to the latter... Read More
Construction of Jaunpils Lutheran Churchstarted in year 1592, which is witnessed by the number carved into a metal plate, and it is one of the first churches built in the... Read More
The present stone church with a tower was built between 1827 and 1830. The First World War destroyed the building. The church was restored in 1931. During the Soviet... Read More
Construction was commenced in 1769 and the church was consecrated on 15th December 1807. It features an artifact of national significance – the double-manual organ... Read More
In 1574 Gotthard Kettler, the duke of Courland and Semigalia, ordered a new masonry house of worship to be built, and it is considered that it was designed by Dutch... Read More
The church was designed by architect T. Hermanovskis and built in 1830. It was demolished during World War I, renovated between 1931 and 1934. After World War II the... Read More
One of the smallest churches in Kurzeme, built in1933 as a single nave rectangular wooden building with two sotrey hall attached to the Western part of the... Read More
The oldest Kaldabruņa church (also called Chervonka church) was built in 1576. In 1648, there was a wooden church here, but from 1848 to 1852, the present stone church... Read More
Kalnciems-Klīve Evangelical Lutheran Church was built from 1854 to 1855 according to the construction project of the architect Emils Julisus Strauss. The tower was... Read More
The first Lutheran church at Kaltene was built in 1567, but the current church in 1704 was later on reconstructed in 1848. The last time church was reconstructed in 1926... Read More
Construction of the Kandava’s Lutheran Church building was completed in year 1736. Attention of the visitors of the Kandava’s Lutheran Church will be drawn to the... Read More
18 A. Upīša Street. The church was built in 1897 in the Neo-Gothic style (Architect H. Shel) and it is one of the few19th century city brick buildings. In the church... Read More
Klostere St. Peter evangelic lutheran church "Klosteres baznica", Turlavas p., Kuldigas n., LV-3329, Latvia +371 26462824 The Klostere church building was... Read More
The Koknese Evangelical Lutheran Church was built in 1687. At first it was a small wooden building without a tower, with a clay floor and thatched roof. The church was... Read More
It is said that after a shipwreck near Cape Kolka, a rescued Danish tradesman financed the building of a church in Kolka in thanks for his rescue. There are several... Read More
In 1804 the Krape Lutheran church was built. The fundamental of this wooden building was put in 1802, but it was rebuilt into the stone church from 1856 to 1857. The... Read More
The Lutheran Church, partly surrounded by old trees, is situated in Krāslava, in the corner of Counts Platers park. The first foundation stone had been placed in 1935;... Read More
The church is built in the neo-Gothic style from unplastered stone masonry and has three naves. It stands at the southeastern corner of the Town Hall Square, facing... Read More
The building is a representative example of Neo-Gothic and Historicist sacral architecture. The main body features three naves built with fieldstone masonry combined with... Read More
The Krimulda Lutheran church is seen as one of the oldest in Latvia. It was built in the early 13th century, soon after the territory of Kubasele was conquered. Over the... Read More
The 17th century architectural monument of national significance. In 2013 wooden church exterior was restored. The Church presents authentic 17th century altar and... Read More
St. Catherine’s Church (1252) is the oldest church in Kuldiga. A metal medallion with an image of St. Catherine can be seen over the side (court) doors of the church.... Read More
The church was built in the 18th century, rebuilt during the independent Latvia. During the Soviet era, the office and club of the kolkhoz "Lambarte" were... Read More
For more than 300 years old Landze Lutheran church stands near Piltene, in very picturesque place, on the riverside of Venta. Landscape around the church is supplemented... Read More
When you drive down the Nereta-Ilūkste road, the church, which was built in 1805 and restored in 1888, can be seen from a distance. The altar, pulpit and organ... Read More
Madona Evangelical Lutheran parish`s church of Lazdona was built in 1802 - 1805, sanctified in 19 August 1806. In order not to celebrate the anniversary five times, the... Read More
Lēdurga Evangelical Lutheran Church is a cultural monument of national significance. The church was designed and built by Bernhard Joachim von Mazungen. The roof was... Read More
The interior of Lestene Lutheran Church (1703) has entered the Latvian art history as the greatest ensemble of baroque era wood-carvings. It was made by the wood-carver... Read More
The stone church with a wooden tower was built from 1744 to 1748. The wooden tower was demolished in 1839. The church was completely restored in 1848. The church was... Read More
In 1777 it was built as a wooden church and in 1857 it was rebuilt in stone maintaining the roof of the old church, the walls were built anew under the old roof. Altar... Read More
Located in the Lielvārde Park and alongside the Andrejs Pumpurs Museum, the church was restored in 1932 on the foundations of a church that was built in 1747 and... Read More
The oldest stone building in Jelgava county – it was built in 1595. The church suffered heavily in World War II. The items of artistic value which had survived were... Read More
The cathedral was constructed between 1742 and 1758 in the Baroque-style with Classicism features. The cathedral’s dominating feature remains its Baroque-style... Read More
Liepāja Luther Church is the largest church constructed during Latvia’s independence years. Construction began in 1914 and it was built in the shape of a cross from... Read More
Russian Tsar Nikolai II and family participated in the ground-breaking ceremony when construction began in 1901. The church was built according to the principle of the... Read More
St. Anne’s Lutheran Church is one of the largest and certainly the oldest Church in Liepaja. Spellbinding Gothic style façade attracts a sight of every passerby. Even... Read More
Liepupe (Pernigele) Church is built in the period from 1777 till 1783. The church is extraordinary with its peculiar location of bell tower – on the side. Therefore the... Read More
The masonry church buildin was funded by the Riga City Council and built in 1679 - 1680, according to the building master's R.Bindenšu desing. The building suffered... Read More
Lipaiķi Lutheran Church was built in 1630, later rebuilt. Lipaiki Church is an architectural monument of national significance, but the church altar, organ prospect,... Read More
The church was built in 1780. The Lodes Evangelical Lutheran Community was mentioned in 1536, and the first Apšu church was built in 1613 as a branch of the Skujenes... Read More
The church, which is now an architectural monument of national importance, was built from 1869 to 1872 according to the Gothic Revival tradition, it was consecrated on... Read More
The small church of leprosarium (built in 1936-1938, architect Jūlijs Biķis) makes this hospital building complex a unique phenomenon among other hospitals of... Read More
In 1827 the construction of the fifth building of Lutriņi church, which has survived to this day, was completed. The church was first mentioned in 1641. The altar and... Read More
This is one of the oldest churches in Latvia, the early history of which dates back to the 13th century. There are many stories and legends relating to the construction... Read More
The Malpils Evangelical Lutheran Church was built in the 1766 and rebuilt in 1850 and 1923. Malpils Evangelical Lutheran Church Mālpils, Mālpils Municipality, Alejas 1... Read More
The building reflects the mid-19th-century architectural style with elements of Neoclassicism and early Neo-Gothic influences. It is a rectangular stone structure... Read More
The foundation stone of the Dzedri church was consecrated in 1937; the project of the church belongs to architects Pauls Kundziņš and Teodors Rezevskis. It is the last... Read More
Church was built in 1687 by R. Bindenshu project. Tower with a gilded cock and sphere is at a height of 45m. There is remained the pulpit and altar, built at the end of... Read More
A wooden church was built here in 1766, and the new brick church was built on the foundations of the old church and consecrated in 1868. The tall steeple of the church... Read More
The first Catholic church in Mazsalaca was built in the 14th century. In 1890 the old church was demolished and replaced by the present St. Anna Lutheran Church. Read More
Mazzalve Lutheran Church is located in Aizkraukle district, Zalve parish. The stone building of the Mazzalve Lutheran Church was built in 1848-1851. year. Read More
The church was built in 1795 with the support of the owner of Meņģele Manor – Scheinvogel. The church has not substantially changed throughout the centuries. The... Read More
The current wooden building of the church was built in 1809, and it was completely reconstructed in 1896. Up until 1920, Mersrags church was a branch of the church of... Read More
The Mežmuiža Church is an Evangelical Lutheran church built in 1648. The first wooden prayer house was built here around 1490-1530 by monks, calling for the adoption of... Read More
The ruins of Mežotne church are located in Rundāle parish of Rundāle district, next to Mežotne castle mound. The current stone church was built around 1711, but its... Read More
Miķeltornis (Pizes) church was built using red bricks in 1883 instead of old Lutheran log building. Interior shows ancient ornaments with possibly deeper meaning. During... Read More
The Nereta Lutheran Church is in the centre of Nereta at Rīgas Street 2. The Baroque church features elements of the late Gothic period, and it is seen as one of the... Read More
The Nice Church was built between 1849 and 1851 according to the project of the architect of the Kurzeme province F. Schultz. In 1945, German soldiers blew up the church... Read More
The Lutheran Church of Nītaure was built in 1770. During the First World War, the church was blown up. The church was renovated in 1928 according to the project of the... Read More
Thanks to the efforts of the founder of Nurmuiža church (1594) Georg von Fircks and his successors, this church is regarded to be the most outstanding in the North... Read More
The Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Ogre was formed in the 20th century. Initially, in 1908, residents of the Ogre seasonal village decided to build the Forest... Read More
Olaine St. Elizabeth Evangelic Lutheran Church was built between 1749 and 1753 on the site of a wooden church. The church was restored in 1926. Read More
The beginning of the Ozolnieki Lutheran Church dates back to 1998 First Advent. The full name of the church is the Ozolnieki Lutheran Church of the Augsburg Confesion.... Read More
Pāle Lutheran Church is located in Limbaži district on the right bank of Svētupe. The construction of the church was started in 1937 and completed on November 27,... Read More
There were two wooden churches in Palsmane until now, the first was built at the begining of 17th century, the second in 1655. The present stone church was consecrated on... Read More
The Penkule Lutheran Church was built in 1691. In 1865, the church was renovated. Unlike other churches where the Altar is on the east side, there it stands to the north.... Read More
The pride of the Piltene church is gilded wooden altar and pulpit, organ with 9 stops, wooden images of XII century Apostles, benches, and separate lodges with doors with... Read More
A new stone church in Pinki was built between 1872 and 1874. and has survived to this day. It was built according to the project of architect J. Felsko. The church... Read More
The first church in Piņķi was made of wood. The idea of building a new church emerged in the 1850s, and the cornerstone for a design by the architect J.D. Felsco was... Read More
Plaviņas St. Peter Evangelic Lutheran Church was built in the 1911.–1912, consecrated on October 5, 1912. Destroyed during World War I, the church temporarily housed a... Read More
Priedula Lutheran Church was built at the end of the 16th century. It is famous for its 17th century interior items. Priedula medieval cemetery with its original grave... Read More
This comparatively small stone church was built in about 1680 on a hillock on a road leading to Priekule manor. During World War II the church was completely destroyed,... Read More
Puze Lutheran church was built in 1692 during the reign of the owner of manor-haouse Emmerich von Mirbach. Legend tells that Baron chose a girl to be immured into walls... Read More
The church, whose origins date back to the 14th century, has been repeatedly damaged and rebuilt. The last reconstruction took place in 1937 under the guidance of the... Read More
The Reformed Church is located at 10 Mārstaļu Street. The church building is currently owned by the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church and has been organised by the... Read More
Remte Church was built from 1775 to 1780. The church portal is decorated with a stone carved coat of arms. In 1945, the church burned down. Around 1970, the church walls... Read More
The church was built in the 18th century. The church faces the Renda manor, which is situated on the other side of the river Abava. The belfry was built in the 19th... Read More
The church of the Rezekne Lutheran Congregation was built before the World War II; in 1933, the foundation was laid, and on August 8, 1938, Latvian Lutheran Archbishop... Read More
Riga Cathedral (Latvian: Rīgas Doms; German: Dom zu Riga) is the Evangelical Lutheran cathedral in Riga, Latvia. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Riga. The cathedral... Read More
Present stone building of Rinda Lutheran church was built in 1833-1835. It was done in command of Baron Karl Otto von Baer. It is stone building which has quarried stones... Read More
In its time, Rojas Lutheran Church has survived several changes. In 1854, a stone tower was built on the wooden church, but by 1878 the rest of the church was rebuilt in... Read More
Ropaži Evangelical Lutheran Church was built in 1893. By 1959, there were services in the church. In 1997 the congregation resumed active activities. Read More
The ruins of the Ruba Lutheran Church are located in Ruba Parish, Saldus District. The exact year the church was built is unknown, but there is evidence of the church... Read More
The Rubenes evangelical lutheran church was built in the 13th century and is an architectural monument of national significance. Originally it was a wooden building, but... Read More
The church is located in the center of Rucava, built in 1872 – 1874. After the fire of 1927, the church was restored in 1932. The church has 570 seats. Read More
The church was built in 1907 and it is one of the smallest churches in Latvia. It is believed that the baron who built the church was unable to get the inheritance of a... Read More
Built in 1892, instead of the old wooden church. The author of the project P.M. Berči, and there were 700 seats. Destroyed during the 2nd World War (1945) and later was... Read More
Blīdene Lutheran Church was built in 1617, later the wooden church was torn down and in 1756 a stone church was built in its place. In 1862, a new neo-Gothic church with... Read More
The pieces of the old altar of St. George church existed from the beginning of the 14th to the middle of the 20th century. It is the nearest 14th century architectural... Read More
Vestiena Lutheran Church was built in the 18th century. In 1590, the first wooden church was built on the shore of Lake Kāla. In the 17th century, the first stone church... Read More
Rūjiena's ancient history is reflected in the face of the first Teutonic church built almost two kilometers from the castle in 1263. Mythical tales of an... Read More
Already in the 16th century on the left side of Abava valley there was a church. It was rebuilt several times. It got its present appearance in 1876;nit is an elongated... Read More
Built in a 1560 at the location of once existing Port of Saka. Inside the church there is a ship model which is more than 170 years old – it was supposed to protect the... Read More
The first church was built in 1567, which served for more than 130 years. The stone church was built in 1711. The church tower, roof, ceiling were destroyed during World... Read More
Salgale (Emburga) new evangelical Lutheran church is located in Emburga village and the white church building is clearly visible from the Garoza – Bauska highway. The... Read More
The first wooden church in Saliena was built in 1680. In 1733, a new wooden building was built in place of the old wooden church, which was demolished in 1829 due to its... Read More
It was built at the end of the16th century which is testified by its two bells made in 1594 and 1602. The church was destroyed during the Great Nordic War. It was... Read More
The Lutheran Church of Sātiwas built in year 1778. The external appearance would make you think that it is just a simple small countryside church, but it is the only one... Read More
In 1636 and then in 1725, a wooden church was built in the village of Sauka. In 1805, the wooden church was demolished, and in 1825, the construction of the stone church... Read More
Pēterupe Church,first built in 1641. The current building is already the fourth church in this place, built in 1856. Its altar painting "Christ at the Cross"... Read More
In 1792, a stone church without a tower was built in Sece. In 1862, according to the project of architect Johann Helt, the church was rebuilt and a tower was built. The... Read More
Selpils Lutheran Church was built between 1846 and 1850. After 1960 the church was abandoned. The reconstruction project of the Selpils church is completed by 2008. Read More
The Lutheran Church of Sēmewas built in year 1892 in place of the old wooden church. The congregation reinstated its operations in 1990, when it slowly started the... Read More
The stone church was built in 1633 to replace the original wooden church that was built in 1567 by order of Gotthard Kettler, the Duke of Courland. The church has typical... Read More
First mentioned in writings in the 15th century as St. Bartholomew’s Church. It's tower was designed by Konstantīns Pēkšēns, the author of the altar piece is... Read More
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Skrunda dates back to 1668. The pulpit and the altarpiece were installed at the end of the 18th century, but the organ of the church was... Read More
A new wooden church was built in 1668, and a stone church in 1780. In 1901, a new tower was built for the church. In 1903, the church acquired an organ. Read More
Built in 1764., rebuilt in 1938. There is preserved the original altar and pulpit with paintings, which both are art monuments of national importance. Read More
In the seal of Smiltene church there is a number 1370, which has been adopted as church establishing year. The first wooden church was in the center of the Knights... Read More
The Snēpeles Lutheran Church was built in the 17th century and rebuilt in 1837 and 1942. After the reconstruction in 1991, church services take place. Read More
Spare church is an elongated octagonal masonry building without a tower. Originally it was built as a cruciform church. The building layout broke the centuries-old... Read More
According to the act of the church foundation in 1567, St Anna’s Lutheran Cathedral is the oldest building of Jelgava that has been preserved until the present day. It... Read More
St. Gertrude Old Church is the ancient parish church of the district (see history at that article). However, by the start of the twentieth century Old St Gertrude's... Read More
St. Gertrude Old Church (Latvian: Vecā Svētās Ģertrūdes Evaņģēliski luteriskā baznīca) is a Lutheran church in Riga, the capital of Latvia. It is a parish... Read More
St.John's Church is the oldest house of worship in Riga. Originally the Dominican monastery's chapel was located here in the 13th century. After several... Read More
St. John's church, in Saldus, Latvia, was officially dedicated on August 27, 1900, after a long history of use and centuries of reconstruction. The first wooden... Read More
St. John's Evangelic Lutheran Church is one of the youngest Jelgava churches built in 1845 - 1847. Near to the church is the Alunāns Park and the Station Square,... Read More
St. Martin's Church (Latvian: Mārtiņa Evaņģēliski luteriskā baznīca) is a Lutheran church in Riga, the capital of Latvia. It is a parish church of the... Read More
The construction of Ventspils Nicolay Lutheran Church was initiated at the beginning of the 18th century, but it dragged on until it was built at an impressive speed from... Read More
Riga St. Peter’s Church - the tallest peak in Riga, is one the oldest and most valuable monuments of medieval architecture in the Baltic States. It is located in the... Read More
The present masonry church of Stende was built with interruptions from 1668 to 1751. The founders of the church are von der Brüggen family. It is a typical 17th century... Read More
Strazde church is among those churches that were built in the end of 16th century – it is a genuine masterpiece of church architecture. It is one of the rare churches... Read More
Strutele Lutheran Churchwas first built in year 1645 and renovated in year 1883. At this church, the Latvian Folk Song Father – Kr.Barons was baptized. The services... Read More
The Suntaži Lutheran church was built in 1223. The stone shurch which can be seen today was built in 1782 by the project of Riga construction master Kristof Haberland.... Read More
On the steep Church Hill of Talsi rising above the old town stands the white-stone Church of Talsi – built in 1567 and reconstructed numerous times. In the course of... Read More
The oldest church in Gulbene Municipality was built according to the project of the architect F.Ziegel. It was consecrated in 1826. It is a unified hall-type masonry... Read More
Tukums Holy Trinity Lutheran Church is one of the oldest buildings in the town and it dates back to year 1644. The currently displayed altar piece “Christ on a cross”... Read More
Ugāle Lutheran Church is famous for the oldest organ in Latvia (1697-1707). Stone building of church was built in 1694. This church is typical for Kurzeme region; it has... Read More
The church was built in 1896. Legend tells that it was built because steward of Labrags had a daughter whom he wanted to wed in church, but there was no church in... Read More
Unguri (Medņi) Evangelical Lutheran Church is located in Medņi, Varieši parish, Jēkabpils region. The church was built in 1828. After World War II, the church was in... Read More
This church is built during 1997-2007 and is architectonically interesting log building. It is situated not far from the centre of Usma, near the margins of the lake... Read More
It is the only Lutheran church in Latvia that hasn’t got a tower. The church has four-slope roof, yet two bells are situated beneath the wooden roof near the main... Read More
Harsh and sober is the church of Valdemārpils that is believed to be built in 1646. The patron of it is the owner of the Sasmaka manor Christopher von Hohenastenebrg-... Read More
The curch is situated in the centre of Valka, at the junction of Raiņa and Rigas street. The first written record of the church dates from 1477. The church is in a... Read More
Valle church is the oldest Lutheran church in Vecumnieki municipality and has been granted the status of a local historic cultural monument. At the expense of the Duke of... Read More
The church was built at the end of the 13th century, almost completely keeping its medieval looks. Several valuable art monuments can be found in the church: burial... Read More
The Valtaic Lutheran Church is remarkable for its beautiful and elaborately designed 15 stained glass, commissioned in Italy by Baron von Manteifelis in the early 20 th... Read More
Vāne Lutheran Churchwas built during the time period from 1654 to 1663, and renovated in year 1789. In Latvia it is well known for its fancy baroque style frescos of the... Read More
Vangaži Evangelical Lutheran Church is an old cultural and architectural monument, surrounded by peaceful countryside scenery. Vangažu Evangelical Lutheran Church is... Read More
Vecauce Evangelic Lutheran church is an architectural monument of national significance. In the beginning it was a wooden building built in 1667. In 1729 the tower was... Read More
The first church in Vecpiebalga was built in 1345, and the next one was built between 1839 and 1845 by the Livonian builder Mārcis Sārums. The church was destroyed in... Read More
Vecsaule Evangelical Lutheran Church was built in 1833-1837. in Empire style according to the project of architect F. Schultz. During World War 1, the church was blown up... Read More
Vecumnieki Parish, Vecumnieki, Bauska Street 6 The church was built in 1845. The church has an Empire-style interior and furnishings. 1902 the church was repaired.... Read More
The church was founded in 1597. The first stone building might be built at the end of the17th century. Under the church there was a crypt which was filled up in 1841 when... Read More
Viesīte Evangelical Lutheran Church or Viesīte Freedom Church is situated on the 8-metre high Valeskalniņš. The first sacral building in Viesīte was erected only in... Read More
Vietalva Lutheran Church is located in Vietalva parish, Aizkraukle Municipality. The church was built in 1817. During the Second World War, the church was destroyed. The... Read More
By the order of the Duke of Gothard Kettler, around 1571 Zaļenieki Lutheran Church was built to replace the Catholic Chapel. The current masonry building was completed... Read More
Zalves Church was built in Gothic style from 1851 to 1855 with 290 seats. The church collapsed soon after World War II. Only the walls and the tower remain from the... Read More
The Zasa Lutheran Church is in the northern part of the Zasa park, was built in 1750, and is a small Lutheran church. The organ, which was produced by the distinguished... Read More
Zaube Lutheran Church is unique with its tower and oak doors that are more than 350 years old. Zaube stone church was built in 1854. The church had 275 seats. The church... Read More
Zebrene Lutheran Church was built between 1856 and 1857, the congregation has existed since 1548. The church was destroyed during the years of Soviet rule. In 1957, a... Read More
A wooden log house was built on the site of the burnt church in 1725, but the present stone church building was constructed on a small hill near the Melnupe in 1826,... Read More
Zemīte Lutheran Church is one of the churches built during the times of duchy of Kurzeme in the district of Tukums. Zemīte Church was mentioned in writings already in... Read More
The stone church was built in 1748. In the church, there is a musical instrument - a harmonium made in the 1920s in the company of Jura Bokums, the most prominent... Read More
The church was built in 1645 and for its rich interior was formerly called Zlēkas Cathedral. Contemporary stone building of the church was built in 1645, but the tower... Read More
Zvārde Lutheran Church was built in 1785, destroyed during the operation of the USSR army training ground. The church has not been restored, services are held in its... Read More
The Orthodox Congregation of Aderkaši was formed in the middle of the 19th century. The church was built in 1867, and church services were held in Latvian. An Orthodox... Read More
Ortodox Congregation began to function in Ainaži in 1889. There always have been few representatives of Russian nationality in Ainaži town. But a long time ago the... Read More
All Saints Church (Latvian: Visu Svēto pareizticīgo baznīca) is an Eastern Orthodox church in Riga, the capital of Latvia. The church is situated at the address 10... Read More
In the 19th century about 700 Aloja Lutheran parishioners turned to the Orthodox faith, and in 1846 a wooden church was built. The stone church is consecrated in 1895; it... Read More
Annunciation of Our Most Holy Lady Church (Latvian: Vissvētās Dievmātes Pasludināšanas pareizticīgo baznīca) is an Orthodox church in Riga, the capital of Latvia.... Read More
In 1878 the project for the church was approved and in 1881 the construction of the church building was completed. It was designed a notable Latvian architect Jānis... Read More
The ruins of the Bērzaune Orthodox Church are located in the Bērzaune parish of Madona Municipality. The church was built in the middle of the 19th century and was... Read More
Christ Transfiguration Orthodox Church is located in the North-East steep slope of the Castle Park. The Latvian congregation had thought of building a church in the14th... Read More
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church (Latvian: Svētās Trīsvienības Pārdaugavas pareizticīgo baznīca) is an Eastern Orthodox church in Riga, the capital of Latvia. The... Read More
The Church of the Holy Virgin was built in 1871 and it has the smallest parish in the city. The dome frescos, as well as portraits of Holy Mary, the Archangel Gabriel and... Read More
The Orthodox Church of Ežu (Maļu) is located on the side of the Skujene-Vecpiebalga road. The church was built in 1872 by the first educated Latvian architect Jānis... Read More
In the center of Pociems is an Orthodox church, built in the early 1870s and operated until the 1940s. Next to the church is the building of the former Orthodox parish... Read More
Galgauskas St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church was built in 1860 on the right bank of the Tirza River. The church has been abandoned since the 1980s. Read More
Graveri Orthodox Church was built in 1836; it was closed down in 1950 and then demolished. The process of renovation was started recently, but due to the stress of money... Read More
Holy Archangel Mikhail Church (Latvian: Svētā Erceņģeļa Mihaila pareizticīgo baznīca) is an Orthodox church in Riga, the capital of Latvia. The church is situated... Read More
Holy Trinity Cathedral (Latvian: Svētā Trīsvienības katedrāle) is an Orthodox cathedral in Riga, the capital of Latvia. The cathedral is situated at the address 126... Read More
The Orthodox Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Ilūkste was built in 1880 and is located in Ilūkste, Augšdaugava county. There is a monastery near... Read More
The church was built of granite stones and red bricks in 1896 – 1897, the church was built by Russian merchants. It has become a peculiar symbol of the town. Many 18th... Read More
The Orthodox Church parish of Ķūļciems obtained their church building in 1896. During the First World War and the occupation by the German forces, the church was... Read More
Construction works in Lazdona Orthodox church happened nearly 140 years ago. The Lutheran and the Orthodox churches are in the list of national protected culture objects.... Read More
The Orthodox Church of Lēdurga was built in 1876-1878. years after the project of the architect Roberts Augusts Pflugs. The church is located near the center of Lēdurga... Read More
Liepaja Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral is located at Bāriņu iela 9, Liepāja, LV-3401. The church was built in 1868. From 1895 to 1896, the church was rebuilt. In the... Read More
The magnificent church was constructed in 1900 to 1903 in the Neo-Byzantine style according to a three section design. It was formed in the territory of Livonian period... Read More
Church foundation stone was laid in 1937, external works of the building were finished in 1939. In the period after the war the building was wrecked, in the sixties the... Read More
Having been built in the Russian classicism style in 1845, the church is a decoration of the town historical centre. It is a state protected monument. It is worth seeing... Read More
The Orthodox Church is built on a beautiful hill overlooking Mārciena Manor. The church was designed in 1872 by the architect Jānis Friedrichs Baumanis. The stone... Read More
Around year 1885 a high number of Kolka residents accepted the orthodox faith and an orthodox parish was established in Kolka. Kolka is the only seaside village where an... Read More
The church was built between 1875 and 1877, architect Jānis Fridrihs Baumanis. A parsonage and a chapel were also built together with it. There is a bell cast in 1934 in... Read More
Ogre Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church is located at Krasta Street 15, Ogre. Built in the late 90's on the site of a former summer house, partly preserving the walls. Read More
The construction of the new Valmiera Orthodox church began in 1877 and was completed in December 1878. Its author is the first academically educated Latvian architect... Read More
The Orthodox Church was built in Saldus at the end of the 19th century. The Orthodox parish strengthened and enlarged during Russia governing period until the World War... Read More
The Palanga Orthodox Church of the Mother of God of Iveron (Palangos Iveros Dievo Motinos ikonos cerkvė) is a relatively young but architecturally stunning building,... Read More
Located in the center of Riebiņi village on a small hill, surrounded by ancient trees. It is a wooden building with a tin roof built during the Tsar's time. Unique... Read More
The church was built in the Neo-Russian style. It is a three-aisled masonry church, which on the plan forms an oblong rectangular with a polygonal apse and resembles a... Read More
Ortodox Congregation began to function in Ainaži in 1889. There always have been few representatives of Russian nationality in Ainaži town. But a long time ago the... Read More
Seda St. Archangel Michael Orthodox Church – The church was built in 2004 for the needs of the locals, as the city has a large proportion of Russians, about 74%.... Read More
The Skulberģu (Skaņkalnes) Orthodox Church is located in Skaņkalne region and for over one hundred years has been visible within a stand of giant trees. Reinis Cukurs... Read More
St. Simeon’s and St. Anna’s Orthodox Cathedral was designed by architect N.Chagin and built during 1890-1892, with the financial support of Russian Czar Alexander... Read More
St. A. Nevsky orthodox church, Liepāja Uliha street 61, Liepāja, LV-3401 +371 63 454 027 The St. A. Nevsky orthodox church was built in 1890. Read More
Saint Aleksey Orthodox Church of Liepāja is located at Rīgas Street 54, Liepāja, LV-3401. The construction of the church began in 1905 and was completed in 1907. Read More
The church of the holy and right-believing Grand Prince Alexander Nevsky in Riga is a unique wooden architecture structure of the first quarter of the XIX century, as... Read More
The church was built in 1847 and destroyed in World War I. It was rebuilt in 1928 as a wooden construction with a shingle roof, but it soon burned down. The church was... Read More
The church was built in year 1871. Its interior design is luxurious and unusual. In the church, you can see several icons from the 18th and 19th centuries. Particularly... Read More
The beginning of the construction works of the St. Peter and Paul Orthodox Church begun in 1778 according to the project of architects Sigizmud Zege fo Laurenberga and... Read More
The owner of the Stāmeriena Estate was Baron Johann Gottlieb von Wolff, and his wife, Sofia Potyomkina, was a member of the Russian Orthodox faith, so work on the church... Read More
The Suntaži orthodox church was built of brick in 1909 in eclectic style. After World War II the church is no longer in use and is gradually collapsing. Read More
The church was built in the second part of the 19th century in Byzantine style. Its five domes have become a landmark of the city panorama. The Saint Nicholas The... Read More
One of the largest churches in Jēkabpils built in 1783 during the reign of Duchy of Courland. Church is a national historical monument. Currently being restored by the... Read More
Ventspils St. Orthodox Church of Saint Nicolay was built in 1901 by the architecture traditions of orthodox churches of 17th century – in neo byzantine style with five... Read More
The Orthodox Church was founded in 1848. The church and school premises were initially rented by the congregation. In 1869, a standard church was built according to the... Read More
Ventspils congregation is one of the first three Baptist congregations founded in Latvia 150 years ago. The first Baptist Prayer House in Ventspils was built in 1875... Read More
Since the foundation of the parish in 1867, Dundaga Baptist parish did not have its own church, the parish was meeting at homes and at the castle or the Lutheran church... Read More
Baptistu draudzes dievnams, Jūrmalciems, Nīcas pagasts, Nīcas novads +361 26169360 - Preacher +361 63438818 jurmalciemadraudze@gmail.com The Baptist church in... Read More
The church is a few minutes walk from the center of Mazsalaca. Accommodation is suitable for a quiet holiday for families with children, couples and very small groups of... Read More
On May 8, 2004, the Religious Affairs Department of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Latvia decided to register the Ozolnieki Baptist Church - an independent,... Read More
This is a simple one-story building with a cross on its roof. The Pitrags congregation was established in 1890, but the church was built in 1902. It was restored after... Read More
The Baptist Church in Rucava was built at the end of the 19th century. Bajāriņu ciems, Rucavas pagasts, Rucavas novads LV-3477 +371 29699438 janislinda@inbox.lv Read More
Built in the 17th century. During the Soviet period the church was used as a concert hall and a gym, but since the reconstruction in 1991, it serves its original purpose.... Read More
Talsi Baptist Church congregation in was established in 1876. The freshly built church was consecrated in a special service in 1936 (architect Artūrs Spīgulis). It is... Read More
Užava Baptist congregation is the oldest Baptist congregation in Latvia. It was established in 1861 when the first christening took place in Užava. The church was built... Read More
Daugavpils first Old Believers’ church is one of the biggest in the whole Latvia. The church was consecrated in 1928 in honor of the birth of Mother of God and St.... Read More
The building of Jelgava Old Believers parish is located in the territory of the Peace Cemetery and is an architectural monument of local importance. Read More
The Kostigi (Kostigova) Old Believers prayer house is an Old Believers church located in the village of Kostigi, Silajāņi parish, Preiļi county. The prayer house was... Read More
Krupenišku Old-Believer Prayer House was built in 1908. The autor of the design is engineer I. Ivanov. At present the church is in bad tehnical condition. Read More
The community of Old Believers in Livani has existed since the beginning of the 20th century. In 1936, there were 120 people in the community. The house of prayer was a... Read More
The Lomi Old Believers prayer house is an Old Believers church located in the village of Lomi-Bortnieki, Galēni Parish, Preiļi County. The prayer house was built at... Read More
The Makarovka Old Believers prayer house is an Old Believers church located in the village of Makarovka, Galēni Parish, Preiļi County. The prayer house was built in... Read More
The congregation of Old-Believer Church of Moskvina is very old. The church was built in 1873. The place was chosen because at the time it was populated with tens of... Read More
The Notra Old Believers prayer house is an Old Believers church located in the village of Notra, Viļāni Parish, Rēzekne Municipality. Built in 1928 – 1931 in the... Read More
The Pļuskova Old Believers prayer house is located in the village of Pļuskova, Rikava Parish, Rēzekne Municipality. The prayer house was built at the beginning of the... Read More
The church is deemed to be built in 1760, when a wooden barn was erected on the Daugava riverside and named Moscow Prayer Chapel on Dvina. In late 18th century, it was... Read More
The Rimši Old Believers prayer house is located in the village of Rimši, Viļāni Parish, Rēzekne Municipality. The prayer house was built at the beginning of the... Read More
Starodvorje old believer prayer house is located in the village of Starodvorje, Aglona Parish, Preili District, on the western shore of Lake Bieržgaļa. The building was... Read More
The architect P. Pavlovs built Old-Believers Prayer House in 1930s. The congregation was established very recently. Nevertheless the 14 meters high tower was constructed... Read More
The Order of Carmelites originated in 13th century Palestine, on Mount Carmel, where the Order of the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary was established. The order... Read More
On January 18, 2013, the Church of Saint John the Baptist and Mary Magdalene was opened in Igate. The church is ecumenical, it is open to Christians of all denominations... Read More
The ruins of the Swedish Church, built in the 17th century, are located in Allažmuiža near Ezerkalns. The church was built in the early 17th century. Window’s edges... Read More
The Armenian Apostolic Parish Church - Saint Gregory the Illuminator church, built between 1998 and 2009, consecrated June 30, 2011, is located at 5 Kojusalas Street in... Read More
The church is located in Gramzda parish and is unique in its construction techniques. Smaiži church was built in concrete casting technique. The church was built between... Read More
St. Saviour's Church (Latvian: Anglikāņu Sv. Pestītāja baznīca) is a congregation of the Church of England in Riga, Latvia. Its parish church is located at... Read More