The city
Visit Cēsis
Cēsis sits in the heart of the Baltics in Northern Europe. It is a medieval town with a living square, a castle you can walk to, and a football stadium a few minutes from both.
The castle
The reason the town exists
Cēsis Castle is the town’s mark — stone towers over the park, a flag on the keep, a short walk from the square. Four Castles Global takes its name from places like this. The club is not a tenant in a city it ignores. The castle is why people come; the club is why they stay on a Saturday.
The old town
A square you can walk
The old town is compact. Cobbles, a white church with a red spire, cafés on the square, streets you can cross without a car. Match days and ordinary evenings use the same pavements. That is the argument for Cēsis: a place small enough to belong to, serious enough to build in.
Match day
Cēsis City Stadium
Home matches are played at Cēsis City Stadium, Valmieras iela 6. The ground and stands can house over a thousand and can host the largest football events in Latvia. The stadium is next to the old town. Both first teams play here. The water tower over the pitch is the postcard of match day.
Valmieras iela 6, Cēsis, LV-4101 · Over 1,000
Why it matters
A club inside a town
Cēsis is in Vidzeme, about ninety minutes from Riga by car or train. The old town, the castle, and the stadium are all inside a walk. Visitors for the Four Castles Invitational in October 2026 will land in a town, not a ring road.
One goal, one team, one city – Cēsis.