Factory "Kurzeme tsela" Infrastructure

In Aizpute, Ģertrūde Lindberga founded a cardboard factory in 1890.

During World War II, German military equipment and weapons repair workshops operated in the factory premises.

After the war, the Aizpute District Industrial Complex was established and its production consisted of agricultural equipment. There were also weaving, fabric dyeing, and wool yarn processing workshops. Later, a furniture production workshop was also opened.
The lock and hardware factory "Aizpute" is renamed the metal fittings factory "Kurzeme", or MFR "Kurzeme".
MFR "Kurzeme" was transformed into a joint-stock company "Kurzemes atslėga 1" and began producing various types of non-standard metal products and continues to successfully produce them today.

We recommend taking a guided tour of the factory. The factory houses a photography exhibition "Soviet Aizpute".