St. Peter and St. Paul Roman Catholic Church in Ozolmuiza

The church was built in 1820 with the funds of Counts Jāzeps and Marijas Plāter - Zībergs. It is a stone building with a small bell tower. The large stone altar has four columns and a large massive cross.
The Ozolmuiža Church was built in honor of Saints Peter and Paul. It is a stone building with a small bell tower. There is no information that a church existed in this area even earlier.
Ozolmuiža has been an independent parish with its own deans from the very beginning. During the work of dean P. Andžāns (1975-1980), significant improvement works were carried out: a chapel in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was created in the sacristy, crucifixes and statues placed in the church were restored, and liturgical vestments were purchased. There are 3 altars in the presbytery of the church. The large stone altar has four columns and a large massive cross. The church property includes a stone presbytery, which was built at the same time as the church, a gate and a chapel. (Svilāns, 1995)

Ozolmuiža Church is a stone-built building with a small bell tower containing three bells, a galvanized tin roof and a tiled floor. It is 20 meters long and 10 meters wide. There is a garden around the church, where there is a chapel. The garden is surrounded by a stone fence. Next to the church is a rectory. In the church, you can see a large stone altar with four columns and a large massive cross, as well as two other altars.