by admin | Sep 28, 2022 | What to see in Bernāti
In the yard you can see an exposition about the ancient history of Nīca and Pērkone people. The owners enjoy reviving ancient traditions, preserving, and displaying antiques, and organising educational events. “Galdnieki” farmstead displays old tools – a...
by admin | Sep 28, 2022 | What to see in Bernāti
The Skatre Baptist Church was built in 1892, but the history of the congregation is older. The church is nice and cozy, but the congregation is small and services are rarely held. Alkas pēc Dieva vārda Missionaries of the Herrnhut Brethren Churches were active in...
by admin | Sep 28, 2022 | What to see in Bernāti
The Pūsēni Hill – the highest coastal dune in Latvia, which offers a fantastic view over the treetops to the Baltic Sea. To enjoy it, it is worth bringing your own drink and a picnic snack. The Walking Trail is 1.3 km long, with stairs at the steeper points. Hill or...
by admin | Sep 28, 2022 | What to see in Bernāti
The westernmost point of Latvia “Zaļais stars” is located in Bernāti. In 1998, the sculptor V. Titāns placed symbolic stone signs in the four furthest geographical points of Latvia. Each sign is its own name. What is “zaļais stars” or the green...
by admin | Sep 28, 2022 | What to see in Bernāti
Arriving in Bernāti in 1924, The First President of Latvia Jānis Čakste expressed joy at the fresh air of the sea area and said: “There must be a resort here!” Two years later, a memorial sign was installed here, in which these words were engraved. ...
by admin | Sep 28, 2022 | What to see in Bernāti
In the garden of the guest house “Sīpoli” there is a beautiful house with an art gallery, there are wooden sculptures, paintings, and a collection of chinaware. The guests can see skilled wooden sculptures made by woodworker Jānis Žīmants from Rucava....
