Auf dieser Tour werden die Reisenden das schönste historische Erbe und Kulturerbe besichtigen, das sich nach vielen Jahrhunderten erhalten hat: mittelalterliche Burgen, verschiedene Landgüter und prachtvolle Schlösser. Ein Teil der Tour führt durch den Nationalpark Gauja mit vielen großartigen Aussichten auf Wiesen und alte Wälder, wo auf Höfen das gewohnte Landleben gelebt wird. Eine malerische Straße verbindet die drei Burgen – Sigulda, Turaida und Krimulda, die sich alle an den hohen Ufern des Flusses Gauja befinden. Die Straße führt an einer der ältesten Kirchen von Lettland vorbei und Richtung von zwei attraktiven Landgütern Birini und Igate, die im 19. Jh. gebaut worden sind. Den nächsten Tag erholen Sie sich in dem luxuriösen Hotel des Landgutes Dikli. Weiter führt die Tour durch die charmante mittelalterliche Stadt Cesis mit ihren mächtigen Burgruinen und dem neuen Schloss nebenan.
Den zweiten Teil der Tour bildet eine Rundfahrt in der Region Zemgale, wo man in Lettland bekannte Burgen und Schlösser besichtigen kann. Die Burg Jaunpils hat sich seit dem Mittelalter kaum verändert. Auch die Ruinen der Burg Dobele und der Burgberg von Tervete strahlen eine Atmosphäre des Altertums aus. Unweit von einander befinden sich die im 15. Jh. gebaute Burg von Bauska, die an einem strategisch wichtigen Ort – zwischen zwei Flüssen – liegt, das im Stil des Klassizismus erbaute Schloss Mezotne, wo heute ein Hotel haust, und die bekannteste Perle der baltischen Staaten – das prachtvolle, im Stil des Barock und Rokoko erbaute Schloss Rundale, das von einem französischen Garten eingeschlossen ist.

The viewing tower is on the western part of the Blue Hills of Ogre, not far from the Dubkalni quarry.  Paths lead to the tower, as does a wooden staircase.  The viewing platform offers a very broad view of the Ķegums hydroelectric power plant reservoir and the towers of Rīga.  The platform is part of the nature park of the Blue Hills of Ogre.

Small farm with a special lifestyle on Saaremaa that grows, manufactures, processes and sells medicinal plants and herbs. Guests can take a walk in the garden, pick the plants themselves and take part in training workshops.

The farm breeds several species of chinchillas and offers a look at them. There are also decorative pheasants, peacocks, doves and different kinds of chickens, along with marmots, dwarf goats, chipmunks, rabbits, a pony, etc. You can purchase chinchillas, decorative birds and other animals, along with quail eggs, chinchilla pelts and souvenirs. There are also ponds for fishing.

Latvian blackhead sheep are in a clean environment at the Ances farm, which is in the Northern Vidzeme Biosphere Reserve near the border with Estonia.  It is in the Naukšēni Parish, where chemical plant protection substances and mineral fertilisers have never been used intensively.  The sheep roam freely during the winter and summer, with fencing to protect them against wolves and wild boar.  The farm only uses female sheep born as twins or triplets, including animals for genetic resources.  All of the sheep come from German blackhead sheep and are only mated with high-quality LT rams in January, February, August and September.

Alises Zariņas bioloģiskā saimniecība nodarbojas ar kazkopību. Pašlaik ir divdesmit slaucamas kazas un no to svaigi slauktā piena tiek gatavots siers. Saimniecība dibināta 2015. gadā. 
Piena produktu ražošana mājas apstākļos ir sertificēta ar Vides kvalitāte Sertifikātu. 
Saimniecība atrodas skaistā vietā, gar dienvidu robežu tek Rūjas upe, bet rietumos robežojas ar Rūjienas pilskalnu.

Approximately 6 km to the south-west of Iecava is the home of the father of author Edvarts Virza (born Jēkabs Eduards Liekna, 1883-1940), Billītes.  The author and his wife, Elza Stērste, moved to the house in 1901.  Virza was one of Latvia's most outstanding 20th century authors, poets and prose writers, as well as publicist and translator.  He wrote many poems at Billītes, and in 1933 he produced his masterpiece, "Straumēni," which depicts the life of a Latvian farmer.  A museum dedicated to Virza is at the house today.  It was opened by his children and grandchildren.  Contact the museum in advance for a tour.

The church is on the highest part of the banks of the Marku river, and it is behind the Piedruja border control point.  A paved street leads to the church, and it is thought that it was built in the early 20th century by local farmers, who were required to bring stones for the street when they attended worship services.  The church has six cupolas and is seen as one of the most beautiful ones in the Krāslava Administrative District.  The building was erected between 1883 and 1885 to replace an old 17th century wooden church.  It corresponds to the architectural form of the Old Russian town of Vladimir and the Byzantine style.  It is said that at one time the church had as many as 1,000 members.