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Gaismas Pils

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The Freedom Monument is a monument built in memory of those who died in the freedom struggle of Latvia in Freedom Square in the center of Riga. It is a symbol of Latvian statehood, unity, independence and freedom of the Latvian people.The monument was built in 1935 on November 18. The height of the monument is 42m.

by Arturs Aleksejevs

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The House of blackheads, which as a luxurious architectural pearl currently adorns one of the main squares of the Old Town, was built at the beginning of the 14th century. The town councillors and merchant guilds of that time met in this house, led meetings, signed contracts, held receptions, and also celebrated holidays. Initially, - in 1334 - the building was given a completely different name - it was called the New House. It was supposed to play a significant role in the business development of that time, so it was built in the city center opposite the medieval town hall.

by Olivija Renina

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Ordeņpils in english is translated to castle of order

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This is the castle witch the president of Latvia either lives or works in. It was built in the year 1340. (This is the second orden)in the year 1484 the castle was torn down, and in the year 1515 it was built again. This  castle is located in Pils square 3,center district (thats we could find online about its location.)

reaserch by - Lūcija Ozollapa
text and translation by - Katrīna Anna Krūmiņa

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One of the oldest medieval castles still visible in Latvia is Turaida Castle - it was built in 1214. It is rare for a building in Latvia to be placed in such an impressive landscape - the castle rises above an 80-meter-high tongue of land, and from its 27-meter-high tower there is a wonderful view of the forested Gauja valley. Turaida Castle was built as the bishop's/archbishop's palace of Riga and has seen as much warfare as rarely any other medieval castle in Latvia. Since 1776, the castle has not been inhabited and gradually turned into ruins, until in the second half of the 20th century, its restoration was started for the purposes of tourism and cultural education. Today, the Turaida Castle complex is one of the most interesting and impressive cultural monuments of Latvia, it is also considered to be the best archaeologically researched medieval castle in the Baltic States.

Eva Lundberga

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History of the Rundales Palace

The name of Rundāle comes from the German place-name Ruhenthal (Valley of Peace).
The Rundāle Palace built during the 16th century was located on the northern side of the pond. It can be seen in the design of F. B. Rastrelli as a small square field with towers in the corners. Rundāle Manor was already created at the end of the 15th century. It belonged to the Grotthus family from 1505 to 1681 and the palace was mentioned in the list of Livonian castles in 1555. Facade finishing components have been found in the territory of the palace – cast fragments and fragments of coats of arms carved in stone dating to the middle of the 17th century. In 1735 Ernst Johann von Biron bought the Rundāle property for 42 000 thalers.
by Maija Grinberga

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The Ieriķi Watermill Park territory is home to several waterfalls, one of which is even the third highest in Latvia. Melderupe is a wild salmon river. Every autumn, just as the average temperature drops to +6 o C, it’s possible to witness a salmon run, when salmon brave the highest waterfall to reach the spawning grounds.

The Ieriķi Watermill Park exhibits the walls of the old watermill, which are more than 350 years old. They first appeared on a map of Ieriķi Manor in 1681, and initially were a part of its household. In 1924, Jorģis Ziemelis purchased the plot. His progeny are still taking care of it, including the watermill. Its waterwheel, called Jorģis to honour the first owner, is one of the largest in the Baltics and has restarted its endless journey.
Laura Zvirbule.

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You can get closer to Latvian culture and traditions in the Central Market. Merchants will offer typical and unique products here – you will met food used here for a long time as well as new flavors of Latvia.

Riga Central Market (Latvian: Rīgas Centrāltirgus) is Europe's largest[1] market and bazaar in Riga, Latvia.[2][3][4] It is one of the most notable structures from 20th century in Latvia[5] and has been included in UNESCO World Heritage Site list together with Old Riga in 1998.[6][7][8][9] It was planned from 1922 and built from 1924 to 1930.[10] The main structures of the market are five pavilions constructed by reusing old German Zeppelin hangars[10] and incorporating Neoclassicism and Art Deco styles.[5] The market is 72,300 square metres (778,000 sq ft) wide with more than 3,000 trade start

BY: Marta jankoviča

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Jaunmoku Palace is born for the forest – as a hunting Palace, built in 1901. Diverse programme of events, educational activities a cosy hotel will make your time at the Jaunmoku Palace equally enjoyable and valuable. It is the perfect place to relax from the daily hustle and enjoy beautiful and unforgettable holidays!
The name ‘Neumocken’ was first mentioned in documents as early as in 1544.

Jaunmoku Palace, where shapes of neo-Gothic style blend with Art Nouveau elements, has a special place among the masterpieces of Latvian architecture. The Palace was built in 1901 according to the design of the architect Wilhelm Bockslaff (1858-1945) as the hunting and recreation lodge for the Mayor of Riga George Armitstead (1847-1912).

Marjans Markss

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Alūksnes pils.

September 16, 2016 — The castle is one of the most remarkable monuments of late Tudor neo-Gothic architecture in Latvia. Built between 1860 and 1864 in Vidzeme ...

Markuss T.

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The bridge over the Gauja River in Sigulda was opened on July 23, 1937, but the idea to build a bridge in Sigulda arose already at the beginning of the 20th century. Initially, several versions of the bridge were created, but as the final version, it was decided to build a bridge with three-jointed monolithic reinforced concrete arches (outer arches 36 meters long, the middle one - 37 meters) and transitional frame-shaped trestles on each bank. The author of the bridge superstructure project is professor Kārlis Gailis, but the supports and foundations were designed by K. Tomels. 463 wooden piles have been driven into the foundations of the bridge's supports. Its total length is 153 meters, and the height above the river is 16.5 meters. The bridge over the Gauja, minus the overpasses connecting the shore, was blown up by the Red Army in the summer of 1941 while retreating. The bridge was restored in its previous form by Latvian road workers in 1950. It should be emphasized that the Sigulda bridge is the only one in our country with such a monolithic reinforced concrete solution

by:Kirils antoskins

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The Cathedral church is the Evangelical Lutheran cathedral in Riga,Latvia. The church was built near the river Daugava in 1211 by Livonian Bishop Albert of Riga. It is considered the largest medieval church in the Baltic states.

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The Līču-Laņģu sandstone cliffs is approximately one kilometer long and is located on the left side of the primeval valley of the River Gauja. It cannot be seen from the River, but is located very close to it.

Its maximum height is ~30 m. 6km long walking trail is built in the surrounding area. Around 20 springs are flowing out of Līču–Laņģu Cliffs, due to which caves of various length and hollows of various sizes have been shaped. In the northern side of Līču–Laņģu Cliffs, there is a larger cave formed by a spring, and after the ceiling fell down, it turned into an extraordinary ravine with 8 m high, steep walls. On the side of the ravine, there is an interesting cave with three passages. Overall there are eight large springs, nine caves and niches.

By Edijs Plume

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Dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, it was consecrated in 1800 by Bishop J. Benislavski.

In August 1698, between two pine trees, Anna, a deeply religious servant of Vishkova manor, is said to have appeared to the Virgin Mary with the baby Jesus in her arms.Here, too, in 1699, the Dominicans founded a monastery, and in 1670 they built the first wooden church. In 1700, Eva Justine Shostowitzka donated 20 villages with 90 houses to the Dominicans for the construction of a church. 1700 of gifts.    When the original church burned down in 1766, a Dominican masonry monastery building and the current church were built in its place between 1768 and 1780. There was a school in Polish at the monastery.Every year on August 15, the feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is celebrated in the Aglona Basilica

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The Alūksne New Palace was built in the Tudor Neo-Gothic style from 1860 to 1864, by the order of Baron Alexander von Fitinghoff, and is one of the most remarkable monuments of late Tudor Neo-Gothic architecture in Latvia. It is thought that the chief architect of the palace is Johan Daniels Felsko, who was the chief architect of Riga. The construction works are supervised by Paul Benjamin Polinaus, a master builder from Prussia. The local builder Roberts Millers is also mentioned in the Alūksne church books in 1862. In the layout of the new palace, all the rooms are grouped on both sides of the great hall and form a complex external configuration. Each group of rooms tends to stand out on the facade as a part of each volume. This link between the organic planning and the external image indicates a progressive time in the development of the spatial structure and outlines the trends that developed later - in the Art Nouveau period. Above the main entrance of the castle, under the tower, the coat of arms of the Fitinghof family can be seen - a fox as a symbol of wisdom and cunning and three shells on the shield. the main facade faces north, with a view of Alūksnes lake. The interior of the castle hides artistic wall and ceiling paintings of various architectural styles, some of which were created in the 19th century. II. side, of which a couple of fragments are currently uncovered and secured in some rooms of the palace. By Roberts Mamutovs.

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Cesu Pils be in bulding in 1577 year nad he in Cēsīs Latvijā
By.Konstantīns Rezņiks

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The tallest building in Latvia is called "sun stones". It was completed in 2003, it is 27 feet tall and 120.8 meters high, including the antenna on the left side of the picture. Currently, Swedbank's central bank is in Latvia. It's very popular because it's famous for Ragas panorama un well, because it's a modern high-rise building in Latvia.

By Andrejs Gruznovs

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Saules akmens (oficiāli Swedbank Centrālā ēka) ir biroju augstceltne Pārdaugavā, Ķīpsalas apkaimē. Ēkai ir 27 stāvi (26 stāvi + viens tehniskais stāvs), kur kopējais augstums (neskaitot tās antenu) ir 120,8 metri, kas tādējādi to padara par otru augstāko ēku Rīgā un Latvijā. Augstceltnes būvniecība tika uzsākta 2003. gada 14. februārī ar pamatakmens ielikšanu. Ekspluatācijā ēka tika nodota 2004. gada 17. novembrī. Ēkā atrodas centrālais birojs.

Raksturojums

Stāvu funkcionālā risinājuma pamatā ir plānojums ar centrālo kodolu vidū un darba telpām ap to. Šāds risinājums paver lielisku skatu no iekštelpām uz Vecrīgu, Pārdaugavu un ostu. Pēc ēkas kompozicionālās uzbūves torņa daļā lietoti divi fasāžu konstruktīvie risinājumi ar uzsvērtu horizontālu dalījumu slīpā augstuma fasādes daļā - stiklojums no grīdas līdz griestiem, cilindriskā torņa daļā - stiklotās fasādes sistēma.

Ēkas apkārtnē apmēram 2 ha platībā tiek veidota visai sabiedrībai pieejama zaļā zona ar atpūtas vietām un pieeju Daugavas krastam. Ir nostiprināta Āgenskalna līča krasta līnija. Zaļās zonas teritorijā tiek veidoti atstarojošie baseini dažādos līmeņos, kuros spoguļosies fasādes stiklojums un apkārtējā vide, tādējādi sasaistot ēku ar ūdens virsmas vizējumu un atstarojot Vecrīgas panorāmu. Diennakts tumšajā laikā ēku iezīmēs fasādes apgaismojums.

Fakti par augstceltni

Ēkas augstums ir 122,78 metri (smailes augšgals)

Stāvu skaits: 27 virszemes stāvi, 2 pazemes līmeņi.

286 pāļi, iedzīšanas dziļums līdz 27 metriem.

Kopējā platība: 29 908 m²

Autonovietnes platība: 6735 m²

Stāvu platības: vidējā 756 m²

Darbavietas: 1100

Autostāvvietas: 400

Liftu kopējā kravnesība: 14 500 kg

Metāla konstrukcijas: 100 tonnas

Betons: 14 000 m³

Stikls: 13 000 m²

Elektrības kabeļi: 500 km

Caurules: 50 km

Nodarbināto celtnieku skaits: 300

Iesaistītie projektētāji, konsultanti: 80

Augstākais būvniecībā izmantotais ceļamkrāns: 128,5 metri.

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Piezīmes un atsauces

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Saules akmens (oficiāli Swedbank Centrālā ēka) ir biroju augstceltne Pārdaugavā, Ķīpsalas apkaimē. Ēkai ir 27 stāvi (26 stāvi + viens tehniskais stāvs), kur kopējais augstums (neskaitot tās antenu) ir 120,8 metri, kas tādējādi to padara par otru augstāko ēku Rīgā un Latvijā. Augstceltnes būvniecība tika uzsākta 2003. gada 14.

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The Kuldig brick bridge over the Venta has built in

19th century. The Kuldiga brick bridge is 164 m long. The Kuldiga brick bridge was not only the largest and most luxurious

in the territory of Latvia, but also one of the most modern in Europe.
BY PAULA

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house 4 staircases 60 apartments

by Artūrs kozirevs

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 This is Vangazu school in Latvia (we study here)

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 This is Vangazu school in Latvia (we study here)

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This is us scool, she was build 2010year.
thear are 24 classes, the town is Vangazi.
hear u can study to 12 th he has 12 y.

by Klavs Indričevs