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Kemeri Historical Park - The glory of the past and the place that was so important for Jurmala’s development in the IXX -XX century. The beautiful park and former the best hotel in the Baltic States as well there will be a possibility to try mineral water. Then about 50 minute drive to the city center of Jurmala for the next stop.
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Jurmala Beach - Unhurried walk in the city center of Jurmala also to the seaside, main Promenade - “Juras iela” with the stories about the Dzintari concert hall, Orthodox church, and life in Jurmala. Why turtle is one of the symbols of Jurmala - you will get an answer.
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Jurmala open-air museum - The place where we can see how fishermen lived in the 19th century. How the fish was cached and smoked. What are Latvian “pirts” and how rich people did bathing on the beach.
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Jurmalas Globe - Possibly the largest globe in Latvia and that is the favorite place for photos.
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Jurmala - Driving through the 30 km long town where many villas and “dachas” were built at different times and representing architecture and tastes.
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Gratuities
Jurmala, positioned conveniently near Latvia’s capital, Riga, is the largest seaside vacation city found on the Baltic Sea. Its unique charm is a result of the sea, a vast 30-kilometer beach, and charming wooden architecture. Notably, Jurmala’s wooden structures, characterized by decorative towers, sun-filled verandas and intricately carved wood, set it apart. These houses started cropping up in the mid-19th century, when urban dwellers began flocking to Jurmala for summer vacations. Today, Jurmala remains a distinct attraction in every season. While summer sees it bustling with typical beach resort activities, spring and fall attract visitors looking for a tranquil retreat amidst nature, to enhance their health and rejuvenate. During winter, the city hums with festive anticipation in the run-up to Christmas.
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