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Bieņēni Kalna 9 7 10 8 8 Daktas Vēņēn Cūkāji Skaldu upīte Purva Zaķi Lielā Griķi Plāteres Lazdiņas Pagrabiņi Mežsētas Sniķerēni māja MADLIENA tautas nams Celmiņi Brūklāji Indulēni Aizkārkļi ĒRGĻI Spirukalns muiža Upes Sausītes Pērse Indrāni Bērzaunes pag. Pētersili Plātere Silamuiža Suces Sudrabiņi 4 260 m Jaunie Kalna Kangari Krekstiņi Inķenieki Kaņepēnu ez. Aptekas Beitāni Dienvidi Meņģeles muiža Kangarupīte Groziņi Vecķeipene Lielcaunēni Sausnējas Liepkalnes Veseta Podnieki Legend Krūmiņi Elkšņi Koķēni Vārpas Vestienas pag. Jaunbisenieki Dimanti pag. skola 3 Sidrabiņi Aronieši 2 MADONAS NOVADS 3 Madlienas Dimanti 3 Savīte Rīga Šķebiņi Celmiņi Iršupīte Ramuļēni Suggested Route: Rīga – Skrīveri – Aizkraukle – Koknese – Pļaviņas Road classification Lauberes pag. Nākotnes Ūdriņi Austriņi 3 Ramļēni Namkalns Aviekste pag. Bērziņi Ūdņēni Vidiņēni E 22 A 6 Main roads Mazrozēni Ogres ielejas Linkas 4 Liepkalne 3 Vēveri Kalnozoli P32 Čemuri Niedrēni Brutēni th Vilciņi Šakmenāres Uzteči Skolasupe Birznieki Mazklemšķi Jaunīvāni Viesūnēni 6 Mūrnieki ĒRGĻU NOVADS Ūdri Sweet-Tasting – feelings restoration of 20 century – Medieval Sensations – Viking Boat Tour – Plavinu Daugavas P 80 Cēsītes Kalna Sileni Straumes Jaunāmuiža Lejas Zīdiņi Dzērves Aviekste Steķi dabas parks Valtiņi 5 Labonīte Regional roads Kalnamākani Strautiņi Burtnieki Aliņi 3 3 Smidres Bajāri Lielzēžas Spridzēni Draudziņi Ogre Līčkalni Akmeņsalas Jankas Pumpuri Skaldas Taleja promenade Bāļeni Krodzinieki Kalnāres Kažmēri Sniķeri Meņģele Sausnēja 3 Local roads Degļi Kalnupes Kalēni Brutēni Lejas Lāči Tīrumnieki Jaunbāļeni 5 Vilki Ogreskalns Kaukuri Jaunsniedzes Apsēni The route begins only 76 km from Rīga going by the A6 motorway; the length ~ 40 km. One-day trip for motorists. Along the route, Zādzene Irši Dzelmes 4 Ozolkalns Rizgi Palejas Kalnarēķ Other roads Saliņas Caunes Zādzenes k. Silnieki Silkalni 48 Strautiņi 120 m Kapčas Meņģeles pag. 7 Pērse 3 Gercēni you can choose other sightseeing objects and extend the tour to two days. The all paved road leads along the right bank 3 Jaunzvirgzdiņi Pamati Krastmaļi 2 Vērene Kalnrētes Liniņi Pērles Upesgrīvas Rasas Boķēni Salānieši Šubraka Kupči Ceļmalas 9 Ķidroni 3 Zemitāni 4 Lācēni 1 Maisi Road pavement AB park Surmīši Ķurzēni Vērsēni Virskas RĪGA Sīmaņi Maki Lokmene of the Daugava revealing beautiful scenery. Muciņas OGRES NOV. Galiņi 7 Gravas Dzidras Līgotnes Placēni Slokātņi Paved roads Upmaļi Veseta Rikšēni Bekas Tomēni Kalnieši Lakstīgalas Jaunstaki Mežstrauti Iršu pag. Grīvas 3 Bites Kušnēri Ramuļēnu k. Kalna Oķēni 12 Lazdiņas Tabakkalns 8 Mazpāvuliņi Beitēni 182 m Gravel roads 2 Rudiņi Sivenīcas Aizas 6 Saknes Ušēni Gribiecēni Saulstari 9 Pumpuri Dīriķi 5 Lēdmane Everti Jaunbadragi Vecuženi Spundes 13 Lokmene Mežrozes Improved unsurfaced roads 2 Silmači purvs Vilkāres 7 Lejasbisenieki Kazubrenči Ramuļēni Akoti 1 Rešņi Zi Vecdūjas Veckaļvi Āpšalas Memorial Site “Likteņdārzs” 33 – an unique memorial site created by the people of Latvia and is a symbol of Dzērves rna Elkšņupe Ķieģeļnieki Unsurfaced road Jaunkaņepēni ite 8 Vārpas Alunēni Vecskolas Zobēni Jāņukalns Tropmači Kaļvi s 1 Antonīca 9 welcomes you to p Upmalas Vidusmitri 65 Spuldzenieki Dieči Caunes Skrīveri Food Factory nation’s continuous growth and development. Like the Freedom Monument, the Garden of Destiny is made up Lēdmanes Krapes pag. urv Smiltaines Naskāne Latas Treikaiņi Vājiņi Lobe Kalna Ķebakas s Ilgas Siljāņi Krūmiņi 1 Balodēni Jaunrucēni Aizkraukle Spīgana muiža E22 Lielgribēni learn about the unique Gotiņa candy, taste it and of donations. Each tree planted and stone brought is a personal or family story about the history of the people Railway • Station • Stop 5 Jaunrates Tupiešēni Cūkkalni Kalna Vēres Kungāres Birznieku k. 8 LIELVĀRDES NOV. Bebriņi Beņķi Austrumi P80 Katliškas Jeiskas Bebrupe 208 m Spriņģēni find one of the most beautiful folk songs on the inside of of Latvia. This combines an excellent environmental architecture with the magnificence of the nature of Jaunzemi 3 Lobe Jaunbebri 47 Vidzemnieki Vēres Kalkaļi Mizas 11 Skola rvs Šķibes purvs Lejas Siljāņi Vietalvas pag. Vietalva Kalsnavas pag. A6 Muldakmens 6 Krapesmuiža Lobe pu Klāņi Bebru pag. 4 the wrapper. the Koknese Peninsula and the flow of Daugava. The garden consists of an alleyway of apple trees Railway without traffic Lēdmanes pag. 2 Grīvas Vēži Kalnadomēni Dimanti Jaunbebri Ķuši Bērziņi 7 Benckalni Jaunsiltmēni Mārtiņēni Misenīca Jaunkrūmiņi 1 Lubānieši Priežukalns Pērses Bulvāni 2 Gabieži Bricēni Veķeni Kalna Nīgales Ošāji Bullīši Iegrīvas Silavas and a cobblestone road leading to the amphitheatre, surrounded by an oak tree guard of honor, a Birzmaļi Krape Ozoli Gaidupes 7 60 Lejaskrogs 7 Kaktiņi 2 Skoliņas Zutēni Blankas Vidusbencēni 7 3 Šultes Modriņi Skrīveri Sweets you can try your hand at wrapping a Gotiņa multifunctional public building, a digital exhibition titled “Liktens gāte”, the Big Mountain, a 1 Rudzīši Kaivēni Savīte 7 PĻAVIŅAS City Caunītes Veckrapes k. Lobes ez. 6 434445 46 Vecbebru muiža 2 Vietalvas brāļu kapi Apsēni Mežmaļi Jaunbļodnieki Ģērķi candy and participate in creative programmes where you can make Heart-stone and an observation terrace. Kaibala 107 m Purmaļi Pērse Odziena Zaprauskas Bļodnieki Lekši Aulaki Bebrupe Caunes Vecbebri Stalīdzēni Recija Aparēni Gulbiškas Village Cebeni Kalnieši Jaundzērvēni Pasiles Odzienas 59 62 artwork from marzipan. Vecbebri 5 Brencēni muiža Rempi Rīderi Gāršenieki Brieži Spārniņi Vesetnieki Tuteni Tīruma Salmiņi Koknese Jumpravas Paipalas Masuļi Ziepēni KOKNESES NOV. Paskule Kalnābeles Jaunāmuiža Veseta Viesturi Līgotnes Jaunmasuļi Vītiņi Kurzemnieki Galdupe Rušēni 6 61 Skudrītes Skrīveri Group of farmsteads pag. Viskāļi 5 3 8 you will be surprised by poems about the cold Gribuļupīte Ziemlauki 2 Kaņepēni Pakalni Birznieki Pauliņi 1 Skrīveri Home-Made Ice Cream Dravnieki Strautiņi Jaunkalsnava Pļaviņas Mālkalni Pelava Ceriņi Margas Aizkraukle Stūrīši Farmstead (selection) Bankavas 10 Lantupīte delicacy and real artwork made from ice cream of various typically Latvian flavours for all Valdemāra Brasla Zelmeņi Ratnicēni Apaļi Jelgavieši Mistauti Veclejiņas Stūrīši Jaunlauvas Ozoliņi 10 Augustāres skola Kalsnavas tastes. You will also be able to make your own ice cream. 76 km Bolšāres Ramziņas E22 Aizpurves Ambaiņi PĻAVIŅU NOVADS GOSTIŅI Part of city Porieši Brasla P79 arborētums Silgaļi Osēni Aizkraukles P80 Aņēni Skudras Vīksnas Kalniņi 1 Odzes ez. Lāstekas Dāmenezers Upeslīči Ezersargi MADONA Plaviņas Hydropower Plant 21 the largest hydroelectric power plant in the Baltics, the Lejasveģi Spruļi 6 Jumprava Jaunsilmices Pelava Ezerkrasti Mežvidi Kandavas k. Airfield • Church Salas 6 P78 Kapčas P32 Bormaņi Gaiļi p u r v s Kokneses pag. Ūsiņi 129 m second largest in Europe. The HPP was built in a very short time - five years (1961-1966). Veides Rudiņi Austrumi Vecsviļi Dziļatvari Gaiļu dabas Maizīte 5 Pērse Odze Stepes Gaiļi SKRĪVERU NOVADS 7 Puduli Spīgana The longest tunnel in Latvia connects both banks of the Daugava River. The history of Filling station taka Gaiļi Trakšēni Līdaces Kalna Beltēni Robežas 15 Vekteri Klošāres 5 Bokstu purvs Meļķitāru Atradze Ozolkalni Reiņi Mežezers Veseta Aizkraukle city began with the construction of Plavinas HPP. Dendrārijs Līču Līdaces Lembergi Draudavas Āpēni Boksti Hotel, motel • Camping ūd-krāt. Veckļaviņi muldakmens Stapāni Putnuciems Kurmēnu k. Aiviekstes pag. Aiviekste Zvirgzdi Skrīveri 26 Bērziņi 159 m Riekstiņa Austrumi Other accommodation Rožkalni Dzilnas Jaujas Kaijas 3 Zālīši Līči AIZKRAUKLES NOVADS Koknese 2 Klauģi Īvāni Exhibition “Soviet Years” – covers the period from 1945. to 1990. It is the largest exposition Gailitāres Koknese Bunduļi Aizpurves Aiviekstes karj. Uģēres Tour on the Daugava in a Viking boat “Lāčplēsis” 67 after an epic hero with reminders Vecsprūdiņi Viesturi Atradze Skanstupīte on the cultural and historical heritage of the second half of the 20th century in the Baltics. The Aizkraukles pag. Sēliškas 2 5 2 Kalniņi 6 Museum • Restaurant, cafe Skrīveri Jaunozoliņi M.Atradze Bormaņkalns Čulkstēni Juči Ķūģi Pirtnieki of tales and legends. The boat is 12 m long and 3.3 m wide and holds 24 people. The tour Bebri Smilgas Bilstiņi Mežrijas Mālkalni purpose of the exposition is to show the life of the Soviets in its diversity with respect for all Jaunāres Ārītes Kalna Daudziešēni Žagatas 120 m Lejas Silmači 3 Krievciems Vecbebru Outstanding object of historic Stūrēni Denavas Kokneses Paugas Alotene Bormaņi Krievciems guided by the captain takes riders along the Oliņkalns, Sēlpils castle mound and many of muiža Pori 33 11 1 2 4 3 or cultural value Sudrabiņi Pulksteņupīte Papardes Plēsas Salas pilsdrupas Pastmuižas who lived and worked in Latvia at that time. On three floors, through the objects and feelings, Salapi 3 2 Likteņdārzs Zemlejas Lāči E22 the Daugava’s little bays. The duration of the trip is about 40 minutes. Next to the pier is Cepurnieki Ritsalas Dolieši Spriņģi Kalnieši Velnakmens Depšas 64 Aiviekste 2 Klintaines Ziedugravas Zemkopības Muldakmens Kaplava Rīterupīte A6 Rozas Dīvaja Maiļupsala the ideology of all sides of life is reflected. Nature object of interest Pošķes 9 2 4 Meža Žagari 11 39 Kriškalni 4 63 4 P 37 sausgultne Klidziņa institūts Aizkraukles stacija A6 41 PĻAVIŅAS 3 Antūži “Liepkalni” 68 bakery which offers delicious meals, as well as warm, freshly baked bread. 18 2 12 Aizpuri 3 Aizkraukle Aprāni Urgas Roplaiņi Klintaines pag. Pļaviņas 4 Aizkraukles Auliciems Kalnakrogs 8 8 5 Ozolsala Leitāni Bormaņkalns Dobelnieki Skrīveru
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