Krasta iela 31, Rezekne 4601 Latvia

Castle Ruins, situated on the hill by the river are the reminders of the ancient fortified residence of ancient Latgalians which existed there from the 9th to 13th centuries. At the end of the 13th century Livonian castle was built (Rozitten castle). The castle was situated in a strategically important place, so the Russians, Lithuanians, Poles were seeking to conquer the castle, but it was completely destroyed during the Polish–Swedish war (1656–1660).

Atbrivo anas aleja 93, Rezekne 4601 Latvia

The monument ("Latgale’s Mara") is a symbol of Rezekne, which reveals the idea of freedom fights against the outside reign, nation’s efforts to create and to defend its state – Latvia. The monument was unveiled for the 1st time on September 8, 1939 (the author of the project – Leons Tomasickis, the sculptor – Karlis Jansons). In 1992 the monument was restored again (the sculptor Andrejs Jansons).

Pils iela 4, Rezekne 4601 Latvia

The Embassy of Latgale Gors is one of the first acoustic concert halls that has been built from the very foundations in the Baltics. It is one of the most remarkable buildings of 2013 in Latvia. Excellent acoustics, superb event programme, a place for concerts, exhibitions, cinema, seminars and other events – it all characterises the embassy of Latgale GORS. GORS visitors can enjoy both the wide offer of events and the tours that give an opportunity to find out the secrets of the concert hall, as well as opportunities in both backstage and public area, go out for lunch or dinner to the cafe “Zids” with one of the best views in the city and visit a new exhibition every month in the foyer of the 1st floor.

Kraslavas iela 5, Rezekne 4601 Latvia

The Rezekne Green Synagogue was built in 1845 and is one of the oldest wooden synagogues preserved in the Baltic States. In 2016, the synagogue opened its doors after restoration and today functions as a prayer house, a concert hall and a historical exposition where you can learn more about the traditions of the Jewish people and the history of the Rezekne Jewish community. During the opening hours, the guide will take you on a tour. You can also visit the museum educational programs (for example, about Jewish holidays), a tour of the Jewish sites of Rezekne, or a thematic tour of the old town around the synagogue. In the Rezekne Green Synagogue, you can see the geniz, unique to the Baltic countries (the storage place of the Torah scrolls and sacred texts) and the oven for baking matzoh. In addition, visitors can see a collection of religious objects and learn about their purpose.

Latgales iela 88b, Rezekne 4601 Latvia

Atbrivoshanas aleja 98, Rezekne 4601 Latvia

Tile stoves, tiled floors, three-story icinostasis and granite stoop decorated the church. A small stone chapel in memory of Alexander II rescue from death is situated on the left side of the church entrance. On the right there is a glass burial vault where the patron of the church, owner of the Adamova manor, General Karaulov and his wife Helen were buried.

Atbrivosanas aleja 87/89, Rezekne 4601 Latvia