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| Plateres castle mound |
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| Greater manor |
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| Krape St. Arseny Orthodox Church |
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| Suntazi orthodoh church ruins |
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| Lazdinu secular stone "Kariete" ("Coach") |
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| Keipene Bulwark |
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| Ogre stage |
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| Taurupe manor |
| The Taurupe Manor was an inveterate heirloom of the house of Von Pallens, when it became the property of Rosens’ family in 1694. Von Budenbrocks preempt this manor in 1742, but later the proprietors_ |
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| Verene Manor |
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| Aderkashi St. Maria - Magdalena Orthodox Church |
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| Mengele Evangelic Lutheran Church |
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| Devil's Ditch on The Naruzina River |
| Rapids with boulders, the sight is untypical for Latvia during the spring floods and heavy rains. There is a legend that stones have been brought by devil. Stones of those rapids host very rare species_ |
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| Vatrane Manor |
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| Ogre History and Art Museum |
| The Ogre History and Art Museum was founded in 1980 and the displays illustrate the town and the surrounding district. The museum offers thematic exhibitions relating to local history and art. The collection_ |
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| Suntazi Manor |
| It was built at the end of the 18th century and in its origins it was 1-floor structure. The quadrilateral towers with Neo-Gothic ragged tops wer built at the both sides of the old structure following the_ |
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| Krape Evangelic Lutheran Church |
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| Suntazi Evangelic Lutheran Church |
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| Exposition didicated to director S. Eizensteins |
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| Keipene manor |
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| Rozkalni (Rose Hill) oak |
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| "Sprogi" ceramic workshop |
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