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| Brigi Holy Trinity Catholic Church |
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| Vertulova Holy Virgin's Birth Orthodox Church |
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| Pushmucova Roman Catholic Church of Annunciation of St. Virgin Maria |
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| Mezvidi Roman Catholic Church |
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| Pentjushi hillfort |
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| Kurtosha hillfort |
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| Struzani Evangelic Lutheran Church |
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| Ruskulova Roman Catholic Church |
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| Rundanu St. Gregor Krusta paaugstinasanas catholic church |
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| Stiglova St. Cross Roman Catholic Church |
| The foundations of the church were put by the Jesuits in 1706. In 1769 the church was moved from Mērdzene Village to Stiglova Village. It is a wooden building with 2 towers and 3 altars. The interior is_ |
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| Raipole St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church |
| The first church was built by the Dominicans in 1699, but the last church from stone was consecrated by the dean A.Urbšs in 1932. It is a classic solid three-storey building, successfully renovated_ |
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| Ardava Manor |
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| Watermil |
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| Berzgale St. Anna Roman Catholic Church |
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| Salnava Roman Catholic Church |
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| John the Baptist Brodaiza Orthodox Church |
| The wooden Orthodox church is protected by the state. It was built in 1751, decorated with wood-engraving. |
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| Pudinova Holy Virgin Shelter Orthodox Church |
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| Monument to victims of World War II |
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| Shnepsti hillfort |
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| Struzani Roman Catholic Church |
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| Prezma St. Simon and Judas Roman Catholic Church |
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