Sights

Ādaži History and Art Gallery
Art gallery, History
Ash cemetery
Carnikava cemetery chapel
Carnikava Local History Center
Fishing traditions, Local History Centre
Carnikava manor park
Carnikava Promenade
Promenade, Walking trail
Carnikava railway station
Carnikava’s wooden boats
Celebrations, Leisure boat
Church Baltezers
Coastal Fortifications in Carnikava
Military heritage
Columbarium
Cemetery
Dzīvo Sapņu dārzs (Garden of living dreams)
Mini Zoo
Festival square in Carnikava
Festival square
Flea maket in Adazi municipality
Flea market, Local goods
Former Soviet military town in Mežgarciems
Military heritage
G.Falka tombstone
Garciems wooden walking trail
Nature park, Walking trail
Garden “Saulesķirši”
Garden
Gauja Promenade in Carnikava
Walking trail
Historical house “Kaķi”
J. Podziņa porcelain workshop
Workshop
Kokaudzētava “Baltezers”
Komunistiskā terora upuru piemiņas vieta
Lake Dzirnezers
Lake line Garezeri
Lake Pulksteņezers (Clock Lake)
Lake Ummis
Lake
Lampreys are coming
Augmented reality
Leisure boat “Sarnikau”
Leisure boat
Memorial site of O.Vācietis
Memorial site
Mill Coffee
Coffee roastery
Nature Park ” Piejūra”
Nature park
Nutrition Class program at Ādažu čipsi Factory
Nutrition class, potato chips factory
Parabolic dunes
Path of bells
Nature trail
Pedestrian- cyclist bridge in Carnikava
Pulksteņezers
Riga Water Supply history exhibition
History exhibition
Sculpture “Atceroties”
Sundial
The bridge over Gauja river
Bridge
The mouth of river Gauja
Gauja river
Virtal Realm
Celebrations, Karaoke, Virtual Reality
Carnikava railway station


Although the Carnikava railway station was opened in 1933, the structure of the station building is approximately 160 years old. This unique gem of wooden architecture was partially transferred from the St. Petersburg-Warsaw railway line, which crosses Latvia between Kārsava in Latgale and the former Zemgale railway station near the Lithuanian border.

Just as the lamprey, the main building of the railway station has become a symbol of this town.  Carnikava, the railway line and lampreys have had something in common for a long time. In the 1930s, when special tourist trains became fashionable, lamprey tasting was also included in the Limbaži direction’s excursion offer. An item from the collection of the Latvian Railway History Museum – a, somehow, unused ticket – proves this.