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Discover Sece: Culture and Recreation

Sece can be discovered through several clearly distinct places: the Church of Sece, the Pērses recreation area, the Daugava Stone and the BRISTEN point. For your travel planning, this brings together architectural history, concerts, recreation and geodetic heritage.

Key facts about Sece

The main topics in Sece cover different areas. The church represents architecture and concerts, Pērses is a free recreational area, while the Daugava Stone and BRISTEN have specific cultural-historical and geodetic significance, respectively.

What does the Pērses recreation area offer?

Pērses is a free recreation area in the Sece Parish. Four wooden roofed shelters have been set up there. They have tables and chairs for visitors seeking recreation. Its location provides another point of reference: the Pērses recreation area is opposite the Koknese Castle Ruins.

Which cultural sites characterize Sece?

The Church of Sece is a neo-Gothic building with a stone-brick wall and a tower. Concerts are held in the Church of Sece. The Daugava Stone was created by the sculptor Vilnis Titāns. It marks the place where the river comes closest to the Sece Parish without passing through its territory. A local legend about the Daugava Stone and its designation as the Sece Stone explains the name of the stone and its relationship to the Daugava River.

What is special about the BRISTEN point?

The BRISTEN point is marked by a granite cube with a lead center. Two intersecting lines, a point in the middle and the year 1828 are engraved in the cube. The BRISTEN point in Sece Municipality is part of the Struve Geodetic Arc. It was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2005. Restoration work at the site was completed in November 2020, and the inauguration took place on 14 May 2021.

How can you compare the sites in Sece?

The four topics offer different points of reference for your choice. Pērses is described as a free recreation area with roofed shelters, tables and chairs. The church represents neo-Gothic architecture and concerts. The Daugava Stone combines artistic design with the river’s closest point to the Sece Parish, while BRISTEN is characterized by its marker, its restoration and its inclusion in the Struve Geodetic Arc. If you would like to compare other travel destinations besides Sece, you can also visit Staburadze and Jaunjelgava.
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FAQ

Where are concerts held in Sece?

In the Church of Sece.

What is known about the Pērses recreation area?

Pērses is a free recreation area opposite the Koknese Castle Ruins.

How can the BRISTEN point be identified?

By a granite cube with a lead center, two intersecting lines, a central point and the year 1828.

What is the relationship between the Daugava Stone and Sece?

The Daugava Stone, also called the Sece Stone, marks the place where the Daugava comes closest to the Sece Parish without passing through its territory.

For the overview of the wider travel area: Jaunjelgava Municipality.

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