Jurmala

Sightseeing

share
Riga In Your Pocket - Jūrmala

Although most people come to Jūrmala for its spas and beaches, it also has some interesting sights and a couple of decent museums. Its most noteworthy asset, however, is its beautiful wooden art nouveau architecture. Take a stroll on Jūras and Jomas streets in Majori for some of the city’s finest examples of this early 20th century style. Photo courtesy of the Jūrmala Tourist Information Centre

Refine your search

Choose Categories
Show all categories
Museums
Places of interest
Statues & Monuments
Choose Categories
Museums
Places of interest
Statues & Monuments
Submit

Associated Venues
Places of interest

Jomas Street
Majori, Jomas iela
EDITOR'S PICK
/jurmala/jomas-street_96824v
When people aren’t sunning themselves at the beach or getting a spa treatment at one of the local hotels, they converge on Jomas iela, which is the heart and …
see more
Editor's pick
Statues & Monuments

The Turtle
Majori, Tirgoņu 1
EDITOR'S PICK
/jurmala/the-turtle_96832v
The bronze statue of a turtle, which symbolises longevity, has been watching over the beach from his elevated position since 1995. Created by sculptor J.Bārda, …
see more
Editor's pick
Places of interest

Ķemeri National Park
Ķemeri
EDITOR'S PICK
/jurmala/kemeri-national-park_10527v
Although most tourists rarely venture out this far, the wildlife reserve and national park at Ķemeri is one of Latvia’s most impressive natural treasures. Its …
see more
Editor's pick
Places of interest

Dubulti Lutheran Church
Baznīcas 13
EDITOR'S PICK
/jurmala/dubulti-lutheran-church_11426v
Like most everything else constructed at the time, this beautiful church was built in Art Nouveau style in 1909. Not unlike most Lutheran churches in Latvia, …
see more
Editor's pick
Museums

Aspazija's House
Dubulti, Z.Meierovica prosp. 20
/jurmala/aspazijas-house_94142v
One of Latvia’s most beloved female authors, who penned both poems and plays, Aspazija (1865-1943) was also the wife of Latvia’s most important literary …
see more
Places of interest

Dzintari Concert Hall
Dzintari, Turaidas 1
/jurmala/dzintari-concert-hall_96828v
Built in 1936, this charming concert hall became famous throughout the Russian-speaking world after Latvia regained its independence by hosting the New Wave …
see more
Places of interest

Former Bathing Centre of E. Rācene
Majori, Pilsoņu 1
/jurmala/former-bathing-centre-of-e-racene_96825v
When this monumental structure opened its doors on the beach at Majori in 1916, it quickly became a must-visit attraction for the well-heeled. The bathing …
see more
Places of interest

Horn's Concert Garden
Majori, Jomas 35
/jurmala/horns-concert-garden_96827v
A certain Mr. Horn, whose biographical information seems to have been lost to time, built the first hotel in Majori at this very spot in 1870. Its lush garden …
see more
Places of interest

Jūras Street
Jūras iela
/jurmala/juras-street_96829v
Jūras iela runs parallel to the sea and is the last street you’ll see before reaching the beach. An attraction in itself, it’s flanked by beautifully restored …
see more
Museums

Jūrmala City Museum
Majori, Tirgoņu 29
/jurmala/jurmala-city-museum_11701v
This modern building near the train station has all the makings of a fine museum, although they could use some more exhibits. View old postcards from Jūrmala, …
see more
Museums

Jūrmala Open-Air Museum
Lielupe, Tīklu 1a
/jurmala/jurmala-open-air-museum_10526v
Located not far from where the River Lielupe flows into the Gulf of Riga in the Ragakāpa (Horn Dune) Nature Park, this museum was created to illustrate what …
see more
Places of interest

Ķemeri
Ķemeri
/jurmala/kemeri_94141v
The old spa town of Ķemeri with its late 19th and early 20th-century architecture is worth a visit if you're in the area. To get there take either a Tukums or …
see more
Statues & Monuments

Lāčplēsis
Majori, Jomas 32
/jurmala/lacplesis_96830v
The statue of Latvia’s epic hero and freedom fighter, the Bear Slayer, was erected on the small square opposite the Majori train station in 1953, which is …
see more
Museums

Rainis and Aspazija Summer Cottage
Majori, J. Pliekšāna 5/7
/jurmala/rainis-and-aspazija-summer-cottage_10549v
In 1926 Latvia's most famous poet and playwright, Rainis, and Aspazija, one of Latvia's most renowned female writers, bought this house. For some strange …
see more
Take your guide with you Download a pdf
Jurmala cover
Browse our collection of guides
Put our app in your pocket
App Store logo
Google Play logo
This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Find out more here. AGREE
Countries
Top