Pauls Stradiņš Bust
Located at Valnu Street 7, near Viesīte Secondary School. Sculptor - Kārlis Jansons, architect - Edvīns Vecumnieks. Unveiled on November 1, 1987.
Address : Vaļņu ielā 7
Monument to the Liberators of Viesītes
It is a symbol of freedom, independence, and remembrance of October 14, 1919, when defenders of Viesītes fought against the Bermontians and achieved victory.
Address : Viesīte.
Monument to the Fallen Soldiers of the Latgale Partisan Regiment.
Popularly known as 'Stanislavs', it was first erected on August 14, 1938.
Address : Brīvības un Partizānu ielu krustojums
Monument 'Grieving Mother'
In the center of the city of Daugavpils, the monument 'Grieving Mother' attracts attention. The sculpture was erected in 1996 and is dedicated to the memory of the victims of communist terror.
Address : Centrālais laukums.
Jewish Cemetery
Old Jewish burials and Soviet-era memorials to Jews killed during World War II.
Address : Dagda
Orthodox Church of St.Alexander of Neva*
Tel. +371 29178536
Address : Stāmeriena parish, Vecstāmeriena
Commemorative sign for the famous German philosopher Immanuel Kant
Commemorative sign for the famous German philosopher Immanuel Kant
Address : Bāriņa un Dārza ielas krustojums
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