Get to know the beaver, see his place as you walk through the Gauja National Park ravine and forests with a guide, listen to the beaver's life, find out why beavers are hunted, eat them and find out if the beaver is our friend?
The Museum Reserve is a vast territory, rich in art and history gems – the Turaida Castle, the wooden church and many other buildings, as well as the sculpture garden.
At the heart of history for centuries, enclosed by picturesque stone walls, this castle was both a residence and fortress for the nobility. Nowadays, every summer the castle echoes with the sound of classical music during Sigulda’s world famous opera festival. The proximity of the Gauja and the wild river valley form a unique backdrop for enjoyment of the works of art wrought by man and nature. The soft sounds of music from the castle garden and the reverberations from the creative quarter enliven the harmonious atmosphere of the castle. Merging with the elegant neo-gothic architecture, a visit to the castle acquires a fine and noble aftertaste.
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Guided Hiking "Beaver dynasty on the shores of Strīķupe"
Turaida Museum Reserve
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Sigulda Castle
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