Dundaga Evangelical Lutheran Church
The construction of the current stone church was completed in 1766 under the care by the owner of Dundaga Castle, the Prince Karl fon der Osten-Sacken (1726-1794). Until the 1920-ies it was used by both parishes - German and Latvian. It was much bigger and lighter than its two predecessors.
In 1897 the former tower was replaced by the current tall tower. The status of an architectural monument was granted to the church in 1935. In the church there is the altar piece by Janis Rozentals «Easter Morning» and the organ built in 1859 by the Latvian farmer Ansis Dinsberģis. Valuable relics are stored in the church: the Bible (1689) and the guest book presented in 1936 by Kārlis Ulmanis and bearing his inscription.
