Tīrumskanuļi: Manor History and Cultural Heritage

• A local history account from 2020 identifies Tīrumskanuļi as the manor forester’s house around 1890.
• In 2005, three tourist routes were developed in Liezēres Parish, based on the roads Ziemeļu stīga, Vidzemes josta, and Vidzemes šoseja.
• The Tīrumskanuļi–Cērpi road is 2.37 kilometers long, has the designation A3, and has a gravel surface.
• Cultural sites in Liezēres Parish include the cult stone Puļķu Velna akmens and two burial sites at Cērpi with different designations.

A local history account from 2020 identifies Tīrumskanuļi as the manor forester’s house around 1890. The timeframe is clearly defined: it concerns the house’s former function, not a general description of the present day.

For those interested in history, this specific function offers a starting point for learning about the region’s manor economy.

In Liezēres Parish, lakes and marshes lie in hollows between ridges, with wooded shores shaping the landscape. This description brings together bodies of water and wetlands with the surrounding high ground, giving a clear picture of the parish’s landscape.

This information relates to Liezēres Parish. If you are planning your trip around landscape themes, you can use it as a guide to this broader geographical area while distinguishing the regional description from individual places.

Puļķu Velna akmens is a cult stone in Liezēres Parish. It is 2.7 meters long, 2.0 meters wide, and 0.5 meters high. These three measurements describe its length, width, and height, providing a concrete, factual description of the cultural monument.

The full names of the Cērpi sites help distinguish their two different historical classifications. Cērpu viduslaiku kapsēta (Ogu kalniņš) is a medieval cemetery on a prominent hill. The hill lies 150 meters north-northeast of the Cērpi farmsteads. Cērpu senkapi (Bērzu kalniņš), by contrast, refers to a prehistoric burial ground near the Cērpi farmsteads. Each alias belongs to its own designation.

Liezēres Parish has three tourist routes based on the roads Ziemeļu stīga, Vidzemes josta, and Vidzemes šoseja. They were developed in 2005. If you plan to take one of these routes, check the current signage in advance.

The Tīrumskanuļi–Cērpi road is a separate matter: it is 2.37 kilometers long, has the designation A3, and has a gravel surface. A municipal road register rates its surface condition as satisfactory. As this rating does not guarantee current driving conditions, it is advisable to check local conditions before setting out.

A tourism listing from November 2025 describes Linkas dīķi in Liezēres Parish as a guesthouse offering commercial fishing. If you would like to include this accommodation in your plans, check its availability for your dates and the current terms of the fishing offer in advance.

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What was Tīrumskanuļi’s former function?

Around 1890, Tīrumskanuļi was the manor forester’s house. This historical classification is described in a local history account from 2020.

How do the two Cērpi burial sites differ?

Cērpu viduslaiku kapsēta (Ogu kalniņš) is a medieval cemetery on a hill 150 meters north-northeast of the Cērpi farmsteads. Cērpu senkapi (Bērzu kalniņš) is a prehistoric burial ground near the Cērpi farmsteads.

What should you check before planning a stay at Linkas dīķi?

The November 2025 listing describes Linkas dīķi as a guesthouse offering commercial fishing. Check its current availability for your dates.

For the broader travel overview: Madonas Novads.