The catholic church of Rekova was built in 1922., using some old building.

In 1820. built stone church. The cultural monument of national value. Price

Estate castle (now Balvu primary school) and park, stable, estate barn

Augstkalnes Catholic parochial St. Familie Church is wooden building layed with bricks. It is 18,5 m high and 8,5 m wide. In spring 1946. Pope Janis Strods started to build new Church in the place, where old Church burnt down in 1944.

Brigu Catholic Church is built in 1880. during Pasienes dominican mission works. It is wooden church, almost wooden interior, precious altar piece. There is garden and wall around the church.

It was built 1848. - 1849. Architectonically it is like St. Peter Bazilica in Vatican. The big dome of white church is placed on 4 double-pillars.

Borovkas church was built in 1811 by Vaclovs and Kasimir Plateri. Borovka was Kraslavas congregation branch. Book your visit in advince!

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.

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).

A picturesque place that has a connection with a romantic legend about a big and devoted love between Count Plater’s daughter Emilia and a Polish officer Joseph Karnicky. A fascinating event which had a tragic end happened in 1838 in Kraslava. At one of the dancing parties Count Plater’s daughter Emilia got acquainted with the owner of Eversmuiža, a military officer Joseph Karnicky. The young people fell in love with each other. Count Plater was against that love, he had planned to marry Emilia off to a wealthier man and a notable representative of their family circle. Emilia and Joseph decided to kill themselves on one day: Joseph had to shoot himself on one of Kraslava’s hills, but Emilia had to jump out of the window of the third floor of Kraslava Palace. After seeing the sign Joseph shot himself, but Emilia was saved by a servant at the last moment. Joseph was buried on the place of his death. The monument was built. The inscription on the tombstone said: “Don’t judge and you won’t be judged as well”. Next day a spring sprung out from the mountain. It is said that whoever drinks the water from the spring on the night of Jaņi with his loved one will be happy and loved till the end of his life. After some years his remains were reburied in Eversmuiža, but the monument remained in Kraslava. The beautiful story of the big and faithful love is told from generation to generation. That place is named Karnicky’s Hill or the Hill of Love. 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.

The Lutheran Church, partly surrounded by old trees, is situated in Krāslava, in the corner of Counts Platers park. The first foundation stone had been placed in 1935; the church had been consecrated in 1938. The church had worked until 1944. In the 1950s, the church tower had been pulled down. In 1984 the museum exhibition hall was established here, it was located here until 1996, when the congregation regained the church. Services in Kraslava Lutheran congregation are held on the 1st and 3r Sundays of the month. Register in advance!