Līči – Discover Animals, Nature and Culture

• Ulubele in Līči accepts visitors for animal adoption every day from 10:00 to 15:00.
• Volunteers with a volunteer ID can walk dogs there every day from 10:00 to 15:00.
• The municipality lists a bathing site on the Mazā Jugla near the P4 bridge.
• Free Nordic walking courses at RAC “Līči” start and finish there.
• At “Dižmeldri” Tinkeru Park, you can get to know Irish Tinker horses and combine relaxation in nature with opportunities for picnics.

Ulubele is a clear focal point. The facility in Līči accepts visitors for animal adoption every day between 10:00 and 15:00. This allows you to plan your stay around contact with animals and the search for a suitable animal. Volunteers with a volunteer ID also have the opportunity to walk dogs during the same hours. This information is important for planning if you would like to include not only a visit but also volunteer work.

The municipality lists a bathing site in Līči on the Mazā Jugla near the P4 bridge. When planning, you should distinguish between the documented location of the bathing site and your own assessment of the water conditions or facilities. Another activity is free Nordic walking courses at RAC “Līči”, which start and finish there. At “Dižmeldri” Tinkeru Park, visitors can get to know Irish Tinker horses. The park also offers relaxation in nature and opportunities for picnics. Depending on your interests, you can therefore choose between exercise, time spent in nature and an animal-related visit.

Līči was once the location of the Šeluhina estate. This historical connection complements the present-day nature and animal activities with an older local history. “Kalēji” is a venue for Dzejas dienas. In addition, a librarians’ workday tradition has taken place annually in Stopiņu pagasts since 2014. Librarians, volunteers and officials gather there at the birthplace of the poet and translator Pēters Brūveris, “Kalēji”. The focus is on the cultural-historical site built in 1930, which is maintained, assessed and further developed. Those interested in literature, regional cultural memory and historic sites can take this focus into account when planning their trip.

Sidrabozoli is a guesthouse in Līči on the Mazā Jugla. For researching accommodation in the area, this specifically named property provides an objective starting point. In addition, you can first decide which themes should define your stay: animal adoption and volunteering to walk dogs, the bathing site listed by the municipality, Nordic walking, Tinkeru Park or the cultural-historical connections surrounding “Kalēji”. The available information does not state any prices, availability or further amenities. Therefore, compare the actual accommodation options separately from the activities you would like to include in your travel plans.

If you would like to compare other destinations before booking, you can also view the pages for Dreiliņi, Rumbula and Ulbroka. The three references support comparison without presupposing any particular distance, route or shared day-trip plan.

When can visitors visit Ulubele for animal adoption?

Ulubele in Līči accepts visitors for animal adoption every day from 10:00 to 15:00.

Who can walk dogs at Ulubele?

Volunteers with a volunteer ID can walk dogs there every day from 10:00 to 15:00.

Where is the bathing site listed by the municipality located?

The bathing site is on the Mazā Jugla near the P4 bridge.

What is “Kalēji”?

“Kalēji” is a venue for Dzejas dienas and the birthplace of the poet and translator Pēters Brūveris. The librarians’ workday tradition has taken place there annually since 2014.

To the higher-level travel overview: Stopiņu Novads.