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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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| Berzgale catholic church |
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| Aglona Monastery |
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| Watermil |
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| Skeltova St. Nicolas Orthodox Church |
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| Bread Museum |
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| Madelani hillfort |
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| Ruskuli greater stone |
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| Cirisa Lake |
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| St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church |
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| Valdis Paulinsh' Ceramic Workshop |
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| "ww2" - World War II exposition |
| Main features of the museum are weapons from World War II. Some of the features include municion, uniforms, parts of airplaine. In the background you can watch the events that where taking place_ |
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| The Great Kameneca Stone |
| The cult place of the old Latgallians. The size of stone is huge -1.5x2.7x3.2 m. On the stone is made one cylindrical cavity. The stone is foundation-stone of previous chapel, on this stone was altar. The_ |
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| Aglona Cult Spring |
| Ancient sacred spring. There are attributed miraculous healing abilities to this spring - although legend says that it lost those abilities in 1840ies. Now the spring has been “civilised”, there_ |
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| Kameneca Manor |
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| Peipini Virgin of Anguish Roman Catholic Church |
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| Graveri Orthodox Church |
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