Steinberga

Steinberga is a village and rural municipality located in central Europe. The name Steinberga derives from the Germanic elements Stein and berg, meaning stone hill. The settlement sits in a mixed agricultural landscape with light forests and hedgerows, and is linked to nearby towns by regional roads.

Steinberga traces its records to the early modern period, when the estate around Steinberga Manor formed the economic and social center of the area. The manor house, built in the 17th century and expanded in the 18th and 19th centuries, remains the principal historic landmark and hosts community events and exhibits. A small chapel and old farm buildings accompany the manor complex.

Today Steinberga is part of a rural municipality that provides local services to several villages. The economy is based on agriculture, small-scale forestry, and local crafts, with growing interest from rural tourism focusing on countryside walks and cultural heritage. Residents participate in traditional harvest celebrations and seasonal markets. The village is connected by regional roads, and the nearest rail connection is located several kilometers away, with bus services providing limited public transport options.