Nowadays synagogue of Daugavpils city - Kadiša prayer house, was buit in 1850.

In 1947. in church reconstructed central altar is the picture of The Virgin and the statue of The Virgin.

The trail curls along the picturesque Ilžas (Ludzas) river banks, along the old Eversmuižas park, along the Catholic Church and estate buildings till Felicianovas estate and mill.

This wooden church is on the biggest importance of the coutry with its biggest number of protected monument of art objects.

Acquaintance: 1) with the history of district and nowadays, 2) with the commemorative sign of the first film director from Latgale, world-famous Finnish film director Teuvo Tulio (pseudonym) - Teodor Antonius Tugajs and his mother, the first ballet-dancer from Latgale in the Mary theatre of St. Petersburg, Helēna Elvīra Rönnqvist (born Garšina), with the crucifix made by film director's grandfather Antons Garšins, with the house of grandparents. On the Sološnieku cemetery lie the bodies of grandfather and grandmother from the mother's side (the crosses on the tombs - hand work of the relative Boļeslavs Turlajs)

The family voult of counts Platers, which was built in 1875, is placed on the Young Bebrenes Catholic parochial cemetery. It is built in Gothic style from bricks, later plastered.

On the old Lutheran cemetary of Laši are graves of the family of Mēnesmeitiņa (Ida Apsāne). She was praised by Rainis. They are three near placed metal crosses on the granite foundation with the moulding on each. On I. Apsāne gravestone is written :"Ida Marie Apsahn dzim. 23 März 1867 mir. 10 April 1887". On the granite foundation is placed portrait in the porcelain oval of I. Apsāne.

The small and very simple Jaunbornes St. Cross Catholic Church was built in 1859. at will of Polish landlord Julius Savickis. In 1890. it was rebuilt. In 1921. it was renewed. It is interesting for art admirers, the most interesting things are - woodcarving of organ prospectus, which, maybe, is a part of mannerism style from Elernes Church's furnishing. Around the church is churchyard. The centre place of it take burials of family Savickis.

Unique wooden architectural monument (1655–1658). It is the oldest wooden church in Latgale. Indrica catholic church was built even before reformation. In 1695 landlord Jānis Andrejs Plāters accepted Christianity and in 1698 the church was rebuilt and handed over to Catolics. In the choir room there is an old-fashioned organ with peculiar woodcarvings. There are four altars with woodcarvings and ancient paintings. For visiting church please book in advance!

The first wooden church in Izvalta was built in 1625. In the 18th century it was rebuilt and the bishop of Livonia Antons Ostrovskis sanctified it in honour to St. Michael archangel. In 1896 the present church of Izvalta was built. For visiting church please book in advance!

In Jaunborne on the big stone is built 2 m x 1.5 m x 2 m big bricks chapel with galvanized iron roof. The boulder above-ground is 3.6m x 2.5 m x 0.9 m. The chapel is stone pillar with niche, where is placed the picture of regular helper of the Virgin Mary in the wooden frame. On the frame is written in Polish : 1907. October 15. Further is the request to Our Lady, to give the heath. Under the niche is brass tin plate with the inscription in Polish: “Matko Boska Nìeustajacej Pomocy Mòdl sìę za Nami” (In Your sanctuary).

Dubnas Jesus Heart parochial chapel (Varsavena) was built in 1800. as peculiar octagonal wooden building with elongation in the part of altar. This is the only one kind of such a cult building in Daugavpils district.

Jezufovas (Jezupovas) St. Peter and Pavil Roman Catholic Church was started in 1934. and finished in 1961. After the church's building it was taken away and given to organize a club. In 1989. the church was given back to parish.

In 1861. was set foundation of the church in Kalupe. It was confirmed by dean Kopecs from Līksna. The building of church was stopped for 20 years of the political events. Only in 1881. was signed an agreement with masters for 8925 rubles about the bricks church building in Kalupe. The resources were given by parish, count Platers - Zibergs and dean S. Beinarovichs. After one year the church was built and in 1882. dean S. Beinarovichs confirmed it. This year of building is memorialized on the facade of church: "1882. Deo ornnipotentis" More information : www.visitdaugavpils.lv

A picturesque place that has a connection with a romantic legend about a big and devoted love between Count Plāter’s daughter Emīlija and a Polish officer Jozefs Karnickis. A fascinating event which had a tragic end happened in 1838 in Krāslava. The young people fell in love with each other. Count Plāters was against that love. Emīlija and Jozefs decided to kill themselves on one day: Jozefs had to shoot himself on one of Krāslava’s hills, but Emīlija had to jump out of the window of the third floor of Krāslava castle. After seeing the sign Jozefs shot himself, but Emīlija was saved by a servant at the last moment. Jozefs was buried on the place of his death. A monument was built. In 2020, a viewing telescope was installed on the top of the Karnicka hill, which currently allows to enjoy a wonderful view of the Daugava bends and the architecture of Krāslava.