2009, Birzgale parish was included in Ķegums Municipality. Towns, villages and settlements of Birzgale Parish Local attractions Lindes Park – a regularly planned park with an area of 7.4 ha with plantations of alien tree species century on several terraces of the Daugava valley. Can be seen in Linde Park dated 1767. The baroque gate of Linde manor, built in the Baroque style, which is the only surviving building of the manor complex. Noble von Hahn's family cemetery, which is formed by a stone fence closed in the form of a large circle. In the center of the burial ground is a huge granite cross, around which radially in the outer fold are formed the crucifixes of German soldiers who fell during World War I, underlining the importance of this place of worship. To mark the burial sites, Paul von Han's descendants moved a memorial plaque to the cemetery. Monument G. F. Stender and the ruined Birzgale church – a memorial stone created by the sculptor O. Feldbergs was unveiled in 1989. per year for the donations of the parish residents. "Rūķi" – Birzgale district museum has been established in Parka street 2. Monuments Andrejs Pumpurs native house "Keirāni" – the formation of the ensemble of monuments of the sculptor J.Karlov was started in 1988. The dominant feature of the ensemble is the stone "Austra tree" was completed in 1990. Memorial sign "Dīriķupīte" – a memorial sign created by sculptor V. Titans was installed in 1990 in the place where Andrejs Pumpurs spent his childhood years. Memorial sign "Robežkrogs" – the monument of the sculptor V. Titans donated by the Latvian Culture Foundation in 1990 marks the former border between Linde Manor and Mazjumprava manor and the ancient Kurzeme and Vidzeme border. Legend has it that A. Pumpurs listened to the stories of Daugava rafts and highway pedestrians here. Cactus collection "Hops". By applying in advance, you can see the cactus collection of Velta and Raimonds Bergmanis with more than 500 varieties cacti. This collection of cacti is one of the largest in the Baltic countries. R. Bergmanis' paintings are also exhibited here. Slaidēni castle mound – a memorial to the sculptor V. Titans, donated by the Latvian Cultural Foundation, has been erected in the castle mound, which has been inhabited since the 1st millennium BC. The oaks planted by Professor Kristaps Rudzitis grow here. Alstiķe manor s ruins –