Centre building is opened from 19th of October in 2012. The building is shaped like a copy of fisherman house „Cēlāji”, which was built in 1966 and located near the Gauja River crossing place. In 1966 the original building was transferred to the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum. 

In 14th- 17th century, one of the main and oldest roads connected Riga and Pärnu. The road went from the Daugava River crossing the River Gauja in Carnikava and along Lilaste and Salavgrīva arrived in Pärnu. Once there where three river crossing places in the Gauja River. The house owners of „Celāji” did their duties even till 19th century.  Today in the Local History Centre you can get to know local history and cultural heritage – the population living and fishing traditions, with it’s permanent exhibition. 

Open on Tuesdays , Wednesdays , Thursdays , Fridays 10:00 – 16:00 and Saturdays, Sundays 11:00 – 15:00

In any time visits possible by calling +371 29128086.
Address: Jomas iela 7, Carnikava