Sabileh

Sabileh is a town located in northwestern Latvia, within the Talsi Municipality. It's situated in the historical region of Kurzeme (Courland). Sabileh is notable for its viticulture traditions, claiming the title of the northernmost open-air vineyard in the world.

The town's history dates back centuries, with mentions in historical documents referring to its strategic location and importance. Sabileh's geographical position on the Abava River has contributed to its development as a trading post and agricultural center.

Sabileh is recognized for its annual Wine Festival, which attracts visitors from Latvia and abroad. The festival celebrates the region's winemaking heritage and features tastings, cultural events, and artisan markets. The town actively promotes wine tourism and offers guided tours of its vineyards.

The local economy is based primarily on agriculture, including viticulture, and tourism. Sabileh offers various attractions, including the Sabile Wine Hill, local museums, and scenic views of the Abava River valley. The town's architecture and historical buildings reflect its long and varied past.