
Sights

Ādaži History and Art Gallery
Art gallery, History

Ash cemetery

Carnikava railway station

Carnikava’s wooden boats
Celebrations, Leisure boat

Carnikavas cemetery chapel

Carnikavas Local History Centre

Carnikavas manor park

Ceļojošās kāpas

Church Baltezers

Coastal Fortifications in Carnikava
Military heritage

Columbarium
Cemetery

Dabas parks “Piejūra”

Dzīvo Sapņu dārzs (Garden of living dreams)
Mini Zoo

G.Falka tombstone

Garden “Saulesķirši”
Garden

Garezeri

Historical house “Kaķi”

Kokaudzētava “Baltezers”

Komunistiskā terora upuru piemiņas vieta

Lake Dzirnezers

Lake line Garezeri

Lake Pulksteņezers (Clock Lake)

Lake Ummis
Lake

Leisure boat “Sarnikau”
Leisure boat

Mežgarciems

Mill Coffee
Coffee roastery

O.Vācieša piemineklis

Parabolic dunes

Pedestrian- cyclist bridge in Carnikava

Porcelāna meistare Jūlija Podziņa

Pulksteņezers

Radošā darbnīca – “Ādažu Čipsi” uzturklase
Bērnu ballītes, Radošā darbnīca

Rīgas ūdensapgādes vēsturiskā ekspozīcija

River Gauja and it’s outlet to the sea

Saules pulkstenis

Sculpture “Atceroties”

Sundial

The mouth of river Gauja

Tilts pār Gauju
Coastal Fortifications in Carnikava
Military heritage
The four reinforced concrete fortifications (caponiers or pillboxes), built 1936–1938 by the Latvian Army Sapper Regiment, were an element of the Riga coastal defence system of the Latvian Army. These were designed to fire machine guns at a possible enemy landing in two different directions at the mouth of the Gauja River, which has since changed its location. Two special armoured trains, which could offer artillery support from Jūrmala to Saulkrasti, were also a part of the system.