The Rainis and Aspazija Museum is a hidden gem that offers a glimpse into the lives of two of Latvia’s most celebrated poets during their time in Switzerland and back in their homeland. This small museum provides free entry, with an open-door policy that demonstrates complete trust in its visitors.
The exhibits are tastefully curated and packed with fascinating information, making it an engaging visit for those familiar with Rainis and Aspazija or newcomers eager to learn more. I spent about 20 minutes absorbing every detail, discovering insights I hadn’t known before. If the door is closed and it's dark inside, don't be discouraged , just give it a push, and it's most likely to be unlocked! Beyond the museum, the surrounding area adds to the charm. Strolling through Castagnola’s narrow streets, you can also find the Rainis and Aspazija monument.
For Latvians, it’s an emotional and historical place. For others, it’s a chance to connect with cultural history in a picturesque setting. Either way, it’s a place well...
Read moreg. oktobrī. Loti gaumīgi iekārtots un laba informācija, man bija interesanti un daudz ko iepriekš nezināju. Izlasīju visu no A- Z. Tā man nelielajā muzejā pagāja vairāk kā 1 st. Kad aizgāju uz muzeju ap plkst.9 no rīta - durvis ciet. Bet nu gāju atvērtajās durvīs uz Arhīvu un tur laipna darbiniece uzreiz nāca muzeju atslēgt - esot aizmirsusi laicīgi atslēgt. Bez tam izstaigāju bez steigas krustām - šķersām Kastanjolas mazo ieliņu un celiņu labirintus, arī San Giorgio baznīcu, Raiņa "Zaļo pili" - kastaņu birzi, kapsētu, Olīvu ceļu un Brē kalnu. Skaisti. Ja grib tā bez steigas un izbaudīt visu skaistumu, tad lielā grupā braukt nevar, jo apstājoties ar autobusu uz mirkli pie Raiņa un Aspazijas pieminekļa, Kastaņjolas burvību izbaidīt nevarēs. ...
Read moreIf you pal your visit be aware that it is open any day any time, just open the door. I didn’t visit for a long time as opening times on Google...
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