Andrupenes lauku sēta
Latgalian farmstead in Andrupene with a residential house more than a hundred years old, a granary, a black sauna, a forge and a pottery workshop.
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About the museum
The Andrupene farmstead displays a farmhouse more than a hundred years old, a granary, a traditional black sauna, a forge, work tools and household objects. By prior booking, visitors can taste Latgalian dishes and bread, while the local folklore group performs singing and dancing.
The farmstead has a pottery workshop with a potter’s kiln. Weddings, seminars, open-air events and Midsummer celebrations also take place here. Behind the museum, an 800 m long bog trail has been laid out.
Highlights
- Farmhouse and granary more than a hundred years old
- Black sauna and forge
- Pottery workshop with a potter’s kiln
- Tasting of Latgalian dishes by prior booking
- Bog trail
Permanent exhibition
- Lauku sētas ekspozīcija – Farmhouse more than a hundred years old, granary, black sauna and forge with work tools and household objects.
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
Great for kids & families
- Family tours & workshops
- Hands-on stations
Pottery and cooking workshops are available.
Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
Tasting of Latgalian dishes is possible by prior booking.
Events & venue rental
- Spaces for rent
- Weddings / ceremonies
Seminars and celebrations can be held in the granary; weddings also take place on the farmstead.
Plan your visit
| Good to know | Tasting of Latgalian dishes and the folklore group’s performance must be booked in advance. |
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