Facts About Sigulda
Sigulda is a small town in the region of Sigulda in Latvia.
Sigulda received its town rights in 1928.
The Gutmanis Cave lies halfway between Sigulda Castle and Turaida Castle and has a small stream flowing from it. It is the largest cave in the Baltics.
Sigulda has been called the “Switzerland of Vidzeme”.
Sigulda is a member of the Douzelage, a town twinning association of towns across the European Union. Sigulda is twinned with Agros, Cyprus
Altea, Spain; Asikkala, Finland; Bad Kötzting, Germany; Bellagio, Italy; Bundoran, Ireland; Chojna, Poland; Granville, France; Holstebro, Denmark; Houffalize, Belgium; Judenburg, Austria; Kőszeg, Hungary; Marsaskala, Malta; Meerssen, Netherlands; Niederanven, Luxembourg; Oxelösund, Sweden; Preveza, Greece; Rokiškis, Lithuania; Rovinj, Croatia; Sesimbra, Portugal; Sherborne, England, United Kingdom; Siret, Romania; Škofja Loka, Slovenia; Sušice, Czech Republic; Tryavna, Bulgaria; Türi, Estonia; Zvolen, Slovakia.
The Population of Sigulda is 11,619, as of 2019.
Sigulda hosts an annual traditional Opera Festival takes place in an open-air music hall in the castle.
The Gutmanis Cave lies halfway between Sigulda Castle and Turaida Castle and has a small stream flowing from it. It is the largest cave in the Baltics.