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	Ostmole der Daugava	Für Reduzierung der Verschlammung der Flussmündung und Regelung des Flusslaufes wurde im Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts die Ostmole in der Länge von 980 Meter gebaut. Eine Holzpfahlbauweise bildet die Gründung der Mole, die mit Steinen bedeckt ist. Die 2,2 km lange Mole ist heutzutage rekonstruiert und dient als beliebter Platz für Spaziergänge, Erholung und Angeln in allen Jahreszeiten. Von der Mole kann man Vögel beobachten, von Zeit zu Zeit kann man Glück haben und eine Robbe beobachten. Am Anfang der Mole sind zwei Gedenksteine mit Inschrift zu sehen. Die Inschrift lautet, dass den Bau der Mole der Kaiser Alexander II. von Russland (1856) und seinen Thronfolger Nikolaus Alexandrowitsch (1860) besucht haben. Dieses Ereignis erhöht die Bedeutung des Rigaer Hafens im Kontext der damaligen Ostseehandelswege.
	Bakuzi Hill	The area known as the territory of high hillocks has several heights – Lakta Hill (250 metres above sea level), Egļu Hill (268 metres above sea level), and Bākūži Hill (272 metres above sea level). They are connected by an earthen road – it’s worth hiking the trail to find the best viewing areas. A very fine view of the backs of hillocks in the Vidzeme highlands can be seen from the northern side of Lakta Hill.
	Viewing areas near the Buse castle hill	The Buse (Matkule) castle hill is near the Imula River. From the castle hill and from the opposite shore of the river, you can find one of the loveliest views of Kurzeme’s small rivers. Their appearance is best when trees and other flora are bare and the view is unimpeded. A wonderful view of the Imula valley is also seen on the road to the castle hill – near the Buse homestead.
	Gaizinkalns Hill	Latvia’s highest hill is the second highest in the Baltic States, but alas, it has only a wrecked viewing tower, so you’ll have to look for the best views on your own. You’ll find some around the tower and the ski trails, particularly Large and Small Golgotha. It is worth hiking the Gaiziņkalns nature trail.
	A lovely road along Lake Razna	The eastern, southern and western shores of Lake Rāzna have roads which offer many lovely and unusual views of Latvia’s second largest lake and its surrounding landscape. Particularly lovely is the road between Foļvarkova and Vilkakrogs, which is part of the Rēzekne-Ezernieki road.
	Steilküste der Ostsee	Die Steilküste beginnt ein Paar Kilometer weiter im Norden von Pāvilosta und endet kurz vor Ošvalki. Die eindrucksvollsten und interessantesten Formen sind auf der Strecke Strante – Ulmale und in der Umgebung von Jurkalne zu sehen.
	Views of the Daugava River valley	At the Aizkraukle Lutheran church along the upper part of the shores of the ancient Daugava River valley, there is a bit of an old road from which one of the most beautiful views of the central section of the river can be seen, particularly when the trees are bare. Approximately one kilometre to the North-west is the Aizkraukle castle hill, which offers a no less impressive view.
	Weinberg in Sabile	Dieser Weinberg war schon in den Zeiten des Herzogtums Kurland als der Ort bekannt, wo so weit im Norden Weintrauben gezüchtet wurden. Hier werden sie immer noch gezüchtet, und aus den Weintrauben wird der säuerliche nordkurländische Wein hergestellt. Jährlich findet in Sabile in der zweiten Hälfte von Juli das Weinfest statt.
	Viewing locations in Cesis	The tower of St John’s Lutheran Church in Cēsis, which is one of the oldest stone buildings in Vidzeme, offers a view of the historical centre of Cēsis, and a wide area all the way to Zilaiskalns Hill. There is also the western tower of the ruins of the Cēsis castle, one of the strongest fortresses of the Livonian Order in the Baltic region, and it offers a grand view of the castle’s park.
	BAKA	No ūdens tūrisma attīstības centra „Bāka” skatu laukuma, kas atrodas Lubāna ezera ziemeļdaļā pie V 560 autoceļa, paveras viens no labākajiem Lubānas ezera skatiem. Redzams milzīgais Latvijas lielākā ezera klajs un Kvāpānu – Īdeņas zivju dīķu ar dambjiem ainava.
	A viewing area on the Vilce castle hill	The viewing area is near the top of the Vilce castle hill, with a view of the Rukūze River valley, Zaķi meadow, and surrounding forests. This is an unusual landscape for the region of Zemgale. The Vilce baronial estate is nearby.
	The Markova castle hill	From the Markova castle hill, which you will access from the local information trial, you will see a view of the Daugavsargi curve of the Daugava. Further along, you will reach the open shore of the Daugava to see one of the most unique landscapes of Latvia’s river valleys. The Slutišķi village of Old Believers and the mighty Slutišķi cliff will be in the background.
	The views of Araisi	The loveliest views of the local cultural and historical treasures (the Āraiši lake castle, the Lutheran church, the parsonage, Medieval castle ruins – all of these cultural monuments). The hillocks of the area which offers this view can be found in the immediate proximity of the Āraiši windmill and the Drabeši-Āraiši road.
	Felsen Zvarte	Der schönste Platz des Amata-Urstromtals mit Blick auf den Felsen, sowie auch vom Felsenabschuß (200 m lang und bis zu 44 m hoch). Am gegenüberliegenden Ufer befindet sich das Besucherzentrum.
	The Druskas castle hill	This is a view worth a journey from a distance. This is an impressive terrain for Latvia, and here you will see as far as the Hanja highlands of Estonia, where the Great Munameģis Hill – the highest surface in the Baltic States – can be found.
	Viewing locations in Talsi	The town of Talsi is known as the “town of the nine hillocks,” and it is worth touring the location on foot. You’ll find the best views from the Talsi castle hill (views of Lake Talsi and Ķēniņkalns Hill), Sauleskalns (Lake Talsi, the castle hill, Ķēniņkalns Hill), and the hiking trails of Ķēniņkalns (Lake Talsi, the castle hill, the historical town centre).
	A viewing area at the White dune	At the estuary of the Inčupe River, there is the White Dune, which is around 18 metres high and is the most lovely element of the Vidzeme shoreline among those that have been created by the wind, sand and sea. There is a wooden footpath (the Saulriets trail) which is meant to view, but also protect the dune. It has a viewing area, too. The territory to the south of the river is in the Piejūra Nature Park.
	Das nördlichen Mole	The Northern breakwater of Liepāja is located n the Karosta area of the town. It offers a lovely place for perambulations, as well as an opportunity to observe the sea. To the South of the breakwater you will find a fine view of the Liepāja Freeport and its system of breakwaters. To the East is the unique Karosta area, while to the North, there are remnants of a sea fort. Please be very careful while observing the sea, however – the surface of the breakwater is not in great shape.
	A viewing area at the Planci swamp	At the end of a wooden footpath in the Planči swamp is a viewing area and place for leisure. This is the place where you can enjoy landscapes of the high-type swamp and breathe the unusual air of the swamp. This is the only outdoor infrastructure object in Latvia with information posted in Braille. It is in the ZBR.
	Folvarkova-Vilkakrogs	A beautiful part of the Rēzekne-Dagda-Krāslava road – along two km or so, you can see Lake Rāzna and Mākoņkalns hill, which is 10 km away on the other shore of the lake.