Vijciems Cone Drying Facility
It is one of the oldest cone drying facilities in Latvia. More than 100 year old equipment is still used to make seeds for young forest plantations.
Valka city Ādama Tērauda school
This buildig as primary school was built in 1923. In World War II here was situated garrison headquarters of soviet army. It was called “city in the city”, because behind the high fence was even their own shop, hospital, boiler house and caffe. Army was left this place in the end of 1980th. This building was the most splendid building in the town.
Valka J. Cimze Gymnasium
The building was constructed from 1929 to 1930 by the Project of the architect from Ministry of education. Around the school is beautiful garden with extensive grassland, apple-garden and central statute- fountain. In the other side of school building have stayed old remains of fortification. In the sports hall are taking place different sport competitions.
Valka Art school
The Art school was built in 1990. Reconstruction works were finished in 2012 and new Art school were opened for studies for children from Valka and Valga. Studies are offered in 3 languages – latvian, estonian and russian. In Art school are taking place exhibitions of pupil artistic works.
Dwelling house of Baron von Wrangel
This building was the former dwelling-house of baron von Wrangel, built in 1845.The building was rebuilt several times and was the Valka district court and also was used as Latvian Bank Valkas department. The building as a tourist site can only be viewed from the outside!
Administration building of Valka city council
The administration building of Valka city council. This original and beautiful building has been built in 1909, by order of lawyer Afner. In Soviet time in this building were located war commissariat. Last rebuilding were made in 1995, that here may work Valka city council.
Only Art Nouveau Building in Valka
The building was constructed in 1902 in the Art Nouveau style. Originally, the red brick building with white mortar ornamentation was the site of the Valka county government, and later, in Soviet times, of the militia. Following the tradition, it is now a Latvian national police office. The building as a tourist site can only be viewed from the outside!
Valka Cultural Centre building
The Valka Cultural centre building was built in 1924. This is one of the best examples of the quasi – Neoclassical style in Latvian architecture. Currently there are local government amateurs at the Valka City Culture House, concerts and theatrical shows are displayed, and various exhibitions are displayed in the small room on the 2nd floor.
400 to Valka/Valga
The memorial stone established in honour of walk foundation 400 anniversaries.
Environmental object “VALKA”
Unique with the fact, that word “Valka” being read while driving in both directions, turning from Varoņu Street to Parka Street and vice versa.