“Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from the autumn tree”, said Emily Bronte; and autumn in Jurmala is one time when this spa resort turns ‘golden.’ In this blissful golden forest, one could unwind and recuperate at will. Jurmala, quietly nestled near the Baltic Sea and amidst the famous continental European nations like Germany and Finland, is amongst the most fascinating Baltic destinations. Jurmala boasts of its National parks, awe-inspiring art and architecture, white sand beaches and beautiful boulevards perfectly suitable for soothing romantic walks.
Once in Jurmala, pamper yourself by visiting the wide range of spas available, and indulge in tempting curative massages. ‘Paradise city’, as Jurmala is also known, is well known for its hydrogen springs and a certain kind of mud, which has medicinal properties, very useful for massages and mud- treatments. If your idea of recuperation is some breathtaking adventure, then drive down to Sigulda and experience some skydiving simulation without the parachute. One doesn’t need to get on a plane and jump out of it; simply float in the air above gigantic ventilators in a vertical wind tunnel. But if your idea of a good day spent is exploring new places, then a visit to the city of Tukums is a must. It is a very short drive away from Jurmala and is better known as Latvian Hollywood! One could take props and don the army gear and pretend to fight the war in a battlefield, while making funny videos and taking hilarious pictures. Jurmala also offers its guests a glimpse of the late 19th century. In the vicinity are some wonderful old wooden homes and other buildings that display many decorative Art Nouveau details. Those who appreciate art, culture and tradition would love to visit the Baznica Church and Jurmala City Museum, which has almost 50 thousand exhibits in different historical and artistic collections, as well as exhibits of underwater archaeology. Jurmala’s true assets are its white sand beaches like Majori and Bulduri beach.
Jurmala, probably has the longest stretch of beaches on one side and on the other is the beautiful Lielupe River, which flows parallel to the beach. Those accompanied by kids could splash around at the Aqua Park. Nature lovers can go for some photography or a refreshing walk in Kemeri National Park.
Jurmala is a fusion of breathtaking natural beauty, artistic museums and traditional architecture. Revellers could choose from sunbathing and relaxing at the beach to hopping from one fabulous town to another… This small, yet interesting Baltic hide-away is sure to cast a spell.
Once in Jurmala, pamper yourself by visiting the wide range of spas available, and indulge in tempting curative massages. ‘Paradise city’, as Jurmala is also known, is well known for its hydrogen springs and a certain kind of mud, which has medicinal properties, very useful for massages and mud- treatments. If your idea of recuperation is some breathtaking adventure, then drive down to Sigulda and experience some skydiving simulation without the parachute. One doesn’t need to get on a plane and jump out of it; simply float in the air above gigantic ventilators in a vertical wind tunnel. But if your idea of a good day spent is exploring new places, then a visit to the city of Tukums is a must. It is a very short drive away from Jurmala and is better known as Latvian Hollywood! One could take props and don the army gear and pretend to fight the war in a battlefield, while making funny videos and taking hilarious pictures. Jurmala also offers its guests a glimpse of the late 19th century. In the vicinity are some wonderful old wooden homes and other buildings that display many decorative Art Nouveau details. Those who appreciate art, culture and tradition would love to visit the Baznica Church and Jurmala City Museum, which has almost 50 thousand exhibits in different historical and artistic collections, as well as exhibits of underwater archaeology. Jurmala’s true assets are its white sand beaches like Majori and Bulduri beach.
Jurmala, probably has the longest stretch of beaches on one side and on the other is the beautiful Lielupe River, which flows parallel to the beach. Those accompanied by kids could splash around at the Aqua Park. Nature lovers can go for some photography or a refreshing walk in Kemeri National Park.
Jurmala is a fusion of breathtaking natural beauty, artistic museums and traditional architecture. Revellers could choose from sunbathing and relaxing at the beach to hopping from one fabulous town to another… This small, yet interesting Baltic hide-away is sure to cast a spell.
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