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Potters Staņislavs Viļums and Viola Anna Bīriņa

In the pottery “Cukrasāta” works by ancient traditions, there are authentic working conditions in a modern environment. Dishes

Bekši, Ozolaines pagasts, Rēzeknes novads

Malta Horse Post Station Building

Maltas horse-mail station building is an important accent of local architecture, which continues to preserve history evidence

1. maija iela 39, Malta, Maltas pagasts, Rēzeknes novads

Potter Andris Ušpelis

Andris Ušpelis is the youngest representative of the Ušpeli family of ceramicists. He started to learn the basics of ceramics in the workshop of his father, an outstanding ceramic master of Latgale, Pēteris Ušpelis. The potter cultivates the sense of form, color, decoration and style characteristic of Silajāņu ceramics.

Pocelujevka, Griškānu pagasts, Rēzeknes novads

Lubāns Lake

Lubāns with a total area of ​​80.7 ha, it is the largest lake in Latvia, formed approximately 10-13 thousand years ago as a result of the melting of glaciers. In the 20th century, the Lubāns lowlands were hit by several catastrophic spring floods. The lake's surface area increased more than 5 times, and the floods lasted from 70 to 270 days. The damage caused by the floods was the main reason that led to the problem of the Lubāns lowlands being addressed in the last 150 years. After the work carried out, the banks of Lake Lubāns have been transformed today, they are surrounded by a system of dams and canals and

Gaigalavas un Nagļu pagasti, Rēzeknes novads

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