Līksna Manor Park is located in Daugavpils Region. Driving along the highway Riga – Daugavpils, one cannot miss the dominant feature of the Līksna landscape – Līksna Roman Catholic Church, built in 1912 in neo-Gothic style. In 1999, the people of the parish created a recreational trail in the territory of Līksna Park, which has been extended every year. Today, walking along the Līksna paths, you can see not only variously laid paths or creative wooden and metal formations, but also learn that the Polish national heroine, a resident of Līksna Manor, Emilia Plater, rode along this path. Emilia, because of her lifestyle and character, was known locally as Joan of Arc. The library of Līksna parish holds a portrait of Emilia Plater painted by artist Sandijs Greiškalns. Līksna Park also houses an architectural monument – the Līksna Manor Chapel.

In Līksna Village, you can learn about the history of the village, visit the inspiring church, enjoy various activities in the manor park and visit local craftsmen.

Entrance fee ( without using the rest areas (shelters, gazebos, benches, mangals)):

For groups:

• up to 10 people – free entrance,
• 11-20 people- 10 EUR (per group)
• 21-30 people – 15 EUR
• 31 and more – 20 EUR

The park also offers picnic areas and tent sites (for a fee).

Photos from Daugavpils TIC archives.