Orthodox church built in neo-Romanic style around 1880. Unlike other orthodox churches in Latvia, which are typically Russian in their style and nature, this one was designed by a Latvian architect.

All Saints Church

Mostly in ruins since the Germans burned it down on July 4, 1941 with 600 people locked inside. There is a memorial to 400 Latvians who saved Jews during the Holocaust.

Choral Great Synagogue

Grebenshchikov Church

Jesus Church

The only synagogue that survived through World War II. Built in 1889, partially restored after the war and converted into a residential building.

Old New Synagogue