It was established in 2007 as a tribute to Sigulda’s most popular souvenir. Walking-stick making has very deep roots and a more than 200-year long history in Sigulda. Guide-books of the 19th century says that "for long walks n Sigulda trails the walking-stick, which you can get from some boy, might be useful". Even if there is no practical use of walking-stick nowadays, it is still the most popular souvenir. In the Walking-stick workshop which is located in Sigulda Castle quarter, it is possible to see the process of walking-stick making, also you can make your own souvenir - walking-stick.

Key Square, at the junction of Raina and Pils streets, was inaugurated in 2007 to mark the 800th anniversary of Sigulda. The three giant steel keys commemorate the respective unity among the historical centres of Sigulda, Turaida, and Krimulda.  

Festivity square was inaugurated in 2007 to celebrate Sigulda’s 800 year anniversary. Nearby is the Ferris wheel which offers panoramic views of the city and Gauja Valley. 

Rainis park is the largest recreation area for children and youth in Sigulda. The park is divided into playgrounds for children of different age groups and also features a basketball court and a skate park.