RegionsPublished: 19 July 2026 at 15:36

From Abandoned Building to Tourist Gem: How Nora Krasovska Manages the Odzene Estate

Nora Krasovska has been managing the Odzene estate in the Aizkraukle region for 12 years, transforming it from a neglected property into a tourist attraction. The family now owns eight buildings of the estate, including a fully restored ancient inn.

Nora Krasovska has been the hostess of the Odzene estate in the Aizkraukle region for 12 years. Her husband Alvis purchased the Odzene castle in 2008. Since then, the family has expanded their ownership to include eight buildings of the estate complex. The estate features a unique tower that has been preserved. The fully restored old inn is now used for celebrations and hosting guests. Nora cares for both the castle and the inn, promoting tourism in the region.

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