Ungurmuiža, guest house

"SIA Rasu Dārzniecība" is a relatively new family-owned nursery located in the Birzgale parish of Ogre municipality. We specialize in bedding plant seedlings and winter-hardy plants. We also offer vegetable seedlings: tomato, cucumber, pumpkin, watermelon, melon and other seedlings.

Rūķīši, guest house in Murjāņi. Recreation at the Gauja, lodgings for night, bathhouse, banquet hall, places for tents.

Landscaping. Paving and paving services. Delivery of bulk cargo (gravel, sand, dolomite rubble, black earth). Tractor services. Earthworks. Road construction.

Ireneta. For your saloon there are always available 250 models of dresses. All kinds and variations from white till champagne color.

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Otafs. Possibility to order school board, which is necessary for the particular classroom (after size and design). Chairs of pianists. Handwork.

Ungurmuiža is a harmonious ensemble of 18th century wooden buildings, surrounded by giant oaks, it occupies an important place among the heritage of Latvian cultural monuments. It was built in 1732 by Baron von Kampenhausen as the home of his family, and today no similar baroque wooden buildings have survived in Latvia, the interiors of which are so richly decorated with murals. Suitable for modern conveniences, it will be created for your leisure, celebrations and seminars. You can enjoy the special atmosphere of the manor by strolling through the park under the giant oaks or drinking tea in the magnificent tea pavilion.

Dzīpars offers handmade production from linen and wool. The work is done on the old type loom, which can be seen in out door museums.