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Jūrmala Essentials

Jūrmala’s central district blends 19th-century wooden heritage with contemporary cultural spaces. This selection features the Blue Flag beach at Majori, known for its fine white quartz sand, and the distinctive 1903 blue wooden villa that served as poet Aspazija’s final residence. Modern additions include the Dubulti Art Station, a contemporary art space operating within a functioning railway terminal, and the Inner Light gallery’s unique fluorescent paintings. Outdoor landmarks include the historic Horn’s Garden and iconic bronze sculptures situated along the coastal promenade.

Наталия Головчук / CC-BY-SA

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Globe

A large rotating globe sculpture located at the intersection of Jomas and Turaidas streets. Restored in 2015, it serves as a primary landmark and meeting point in the Majori district.

Olgerts V / CC BY-SA 4.0

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Majoru pludmale

A Blue Flag beach characterized by white quartz sand. It features designated areas for volleyball and football, and serves as the city's central hub for seaside recreation.

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