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| The Great Devil's Stone (Kilu, Bruklaju Stone) |
| Length 8,3 m, width – 7,0 m, height 1,9 m, circumference 24,1 m, volume of the visible part - 45 m³. Local people know about this boulder since long time, it has been shown on the military map_ |
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| Vilusi (Viljusi) spring |
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| Dagda cave |
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| Daugavpils Theatre |
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| Balvi Orthodox Church |
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| Rezekne Evangelic Lutheran Congregation |
| In 1886 at Meščanskas Street (now – Raiņa Street) after the project of A.Jefimovs the first church was built. It was small one storey building without any architectural masterpieces. The_ |
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| Karsava St. Eufrosinia Orthodox Church |
| A beautiful wooden orthodox church in the Slavic style with a wide garden. The church is also famous for its pastor – archimandrite father Victor, who is well-known far. Excursion around Kārsava_ |
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| Medni secular stone |
| 1.5 m high and 6 m long and broad Medņi boulder is placed in the centre of field. In 1.5 km from Medņi, to go along the road Balvi - Rēzekne, about 100 m on the North from bus station Ruduka. |
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| Nicgale big (white) stone |
| Largest known boulder in Latvia. Length – 10,5 m, width – 10,4 m, height – 3,5 m, circumference – 31,1 m, volume of the visible part – 170 m³. Surface well rounded, with_ |
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| Sprogu gravas |
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| Aglona Basilica |
| Aglona Basilica is Latvia's most important pilgrimage site and the leading Roman Catholic shrine in the nation. The church was built in 1699, but it's since been engulfed by an enormous courtyard_ |
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| Daugavpils St. Peter Roman Catholic Church |
| Vecā Forštate is count as the oldest residential area in Daugavpils. In 1997. its oldest part was taken in number of special protected territories of the city. In this wooden building structure_ |
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| Grivas Roman Catholic Church |
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| Kraslava St. Prince Alexandr Nevski Orthodox Church |
| In 1863. because of distribution of Russian army in Kraslava with order of governor general of region M. Muravjovs after agreement with counts Platers abbey building was given to arrange Orthodox Church_ |
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| Stiglava outcrops |
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| Malkalne Spring |
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| Plusona (Plisuna) grandstone |
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| Daugavpils Evangelic Lutheran Church |
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| Daugavpils Jewish Religious Community |
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| Ilukste Roman Catholic Church |
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| Falling Asleep of the Holy Virgin Ludza Orthodox Congregation |
| In 1845. built church stands in a beauty in the centre of the town's old part. It was built in style of Russian classicism. It is national protected architectural monument. |
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