The Arendole Estate is on the banks of the Dubna River.  Its park is a century old, and it has been preserved thanks to a protected plant -- the white viscum.  The owners of the farm have spent 20 years and more in restoring the estate and its surroundings.  The estate has sheep, chickens, turkeys, a goose, ducks and fish in the pond.  The garden produces herbs and vegetables for the kitchen.  Accommodations are available in historically designed rooms, with meals, tours and a smoke or black sauna.  

Owner Arvīds is a lawyer and historian, while his wife, Faimja, is a homemaker and a Tatar from Siberia.  She is also an engineer and technologist.  The owners will welcome guests to the estate and provide all of the services, including meals and tales about the estate and the history of Latgale.

THE PROGRAMME:

• A tour with the owner's tale about the estate and how it is operated;
• Tea and snacks.