Working hours
Working hours every day from 10:00 to 18:00 PM
The Territory of Zoo Lauku sēta is a place to enjoy quiet and peaceful walks, visit animals living and grazing in the meadows. Animal feeding is prohibited. Animal feeding and animal amusements are possible ONLY during guided tours by the farm owner, who provides special food that can be given to the animals.The amusement programme includes watching and bottle-feeding piglets, horse dancing, treating llama to some delicious treats and other fun activities.
Working hours every day from 10:00 to 18:00 PM
Group visits; pony or donkey rides – please arrange in advance
For adults 7.00 EUR
For students, seniors, children and for people with reduced mobility 5.00 EUR
Our farmhouse Līcīši is situated on a very beautiful place – surrounded by Misa river and forests, so we are welcome groups of tourists and families who wish to spend a nice holidays.
On the farm visitors can learn about the whole process of goat milk farming, see the goats on the farm and at the end of the visit - taste various goat milk products.
The tree nursery in Zalenieki was established in 1995. It is a modern growing enterprise with a total area is 20 hectares. Currently the production area is 16 hectares; wher we grow 800 varieties of plants. We also offer tours of our beautiful arboretum and modern tree nursery. Here, you can get a consultations on plant cultivation and garden planting.
The monument, which is situated in the Station Square, was unveiled on November 21, 1992. The author of the monument is sculptor Andrejs Jansons who restored the monument Bear-slayer (Lāčplēsis) and the Dark Knight created by his father Kārlis Jansons in 1932 by support of public donations.
The monument to Jānis Čakste, the first President of the Republic of Latvia. It is next to the Tower of the Holy Trinity Church. It was unveiled on November 14, 2003; the author - sculptor Arta Dumpe.
The monument is devoted to the founder of the Latvian theatre, Ādolfs Alunāns, was was buried in Alunāns park, the former Jāņa cemetery.
The monument of the 19th century still stands by the edge of the Dobele highway - it is called Love Alley. The birch alley is called Love Alley because it was planted by newly married couples. The monument stands for trust, friendship and beautiful dreams about the past and future.
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 III. The altar and foundation remained from the previous church which was built in 1774 according to the design of the architect F.B.Rastrelli.
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, which used to be Jelgava’s Old Cemetery.
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 is also the first Lutheran church in Latvia that was restored after the World War II.
St. Anna's Lutheran Cathedral is one of the few mannerism-style monuments in Latvia. The gothic elements of the church are the pointed tower and high windows. The altar painting by Jānis Rozentāls the Christ and Samaritan (1910) is part of Latvian art monuments. In 1994, the organ made by the Gothenburg master Olaf Hammarberg in 1938 was installed. The organ has 37 registers and 2072 pipes. With its mighty sound, the organ serves not only the needs of the church, but also brings together many connoisseurs of spiritual music. There are regular classical music concerts held at the church, where high-level Latvian and foreign musicians perform.