Top Things to do in Vidzeme Region
Things to do in Vidzeme Region, Latvia: The Best Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Vidzeme Region, Latvia including Saulkrasti Bicycle Museum, Fazani, Tinuzi Manor, Fantasy land "Neonija", Salacgriva Museum, Aluksnes Banisa Stacija, Kalncempju pagasta Viktora Kirpa Ates muzejs, Burning Conscience, Bible Museum, Madona City Museum.
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1. Saulkrasti Bicycle Museum
2. Fazani
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Tinuzi Manor
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Fantasy land "Neonija"
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
5. Salacgriva Museum
6. Aluksnes Banisa Stacija
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Through life stories and scenes from different centuries, photos and video stories. You will discover facts about the railway history. You will hear 10 unique train station stories. You will see whose friend, helper, workplace and inspiration source the narrow - gauge train has been. You will seek for the answer what the narrow - gauge train means to you. Come in and experience yourself!
Reviewed By LindaKlavina - Latvia, null
The multimedia exhibition gives you the possibility to enjoy a virtual ride through 10 stations. In each station, you can hear different local people's stories, about their lives, adventures, and work on a railway. Kids definitely will enjoy virtual reality glasses and experience themselves as a train machinist. Good to know - the exhibition is friendly for dogs. Enjoy your ride!
7. Kalncempju pagasta Viktora Kirpa Ates muzejs
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Adventurer821824
Open-air museum with 11 buildings. The collection of the museum characterizes the period of the 19th century end. Recommend!
8. Burning Conscience
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Learn the harrowing resistance stories of the courageous individuals at the exhibition set up in an actual Soviet prison. The exhibition's multimedia displays provide deep insight into the local community's patriotism and motivation. A timeline covers major events from 1939 until 1957 and extracts from local newspapers draw parallels between propaganda of Nazi and Communist regime policies.
Reviewed By 954sanderv - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Amazed by how this modern small scale history museum tells the story of the occupation and the Latvian resistance in such a strong, personal, well curated and beautifully (awarded) designed way. Of all things to see in Cesis, Burning Conscience is at the top of my list and I would highly recommend visitors to walk through the gate onto the courtyard and step into Elīna’s exhibition to learn everything about the recent history of Latvia and Cēsis in particular.
9. Bible Museum
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By LindaKlavina - Latvia, null
Small museum where you can see Bibles in 40 different languages as well as semon and church song books. There are also possibility to read texts in old Latvian print.
