Sigulda is historically famous for the production of carved wooden walking sticks, which became a popular souvenir for travelers visiting the Gauja valley in the late 1800s.
The park features oversized replicas of traditional carved walking sticks that serve as both sculptural art and park furniture.
It is situated on Jāņa Poruka iela, located near the cultural heart of the town.
Walking-Stick Park (Vībotņu parks) is a specialized park in Sigulda designed as an interactive outdoor exhibit showcasing local woodcraft traditions. The park serves as a tribute to the historical craft of walking-stick making, which has been a signature trade in Sigulda since the 19th century. Visitors can explore a collection of oversized wooden installations, including giant versions of the iconic Sigulda walking sticks. The site functions as a public leisure area integrated into the town’s green infrastructure. It serves as a starting point for pedestrian exploration of the Sigulda valley area.
Next to the large-scale wooden walking-stick installations near the park entrance.
Visit during daylight hours to fully appreciate the wood carvings and surrounding greenery.
Wear comfortable footwear suitable for walking on gravel paths.
Check the park before your visit to see if local seasonal events are taking place.
Do not attempt to climb or sit on the delicate wooden sculptures, as they are primarily for display.
