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Jurmala Presidential Residence

Discover the Jurmala Presidential Residence: where Latvia's political history meets the serene beauty of the Baltic coastline.

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The Jurmala Residence of the President of Latvia is located in Jurmala, offering a glimpse into the country's political landscape. While the interior is not generally accessible, the grounds provide a serene experience amidst the natural beauty of the Baltic coast.

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Local tips

  • Enjoy a walk along the beach near the residence to experience the Baltic Sea breeze.
  • Explore the town of Jurmala, known for its wooden architecture and spa culture.
  • Check out nearby attractions like Jomas Street and Dzintari Forest Park.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From Majori train station, head east on Jomas Street, the main pedestrian street. Continue towards the sea, then turn left onto Dzintaru prospekts. Walk for approximately 1.5 kilometers; the residence will be on your right. No costs involved.

  • Public Transport

    Take a local bus from a central Jurmala location to a stop near Dubulti. From there, walk along the beach or main road towards the residence. A single bus fare costs approximately €1.70 - €2.70.

  • Taxi

    From Jurmala city center, a taxi ride to the Presidential Residence typically costs around €5.50 - €7.00, depending on the distance and taxi service. Ride-sharing apps like Bolt are also available.

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Nestled between Majori and Dubulti, right on the coast, the Jurmala Residence of the President of the Republic of Latvia offers a unique perspective on Latvian governance and history. Encircled by Jurmala's characteristic dunes and pine trees, the residence provides a tranquil setting that contrasts with its official purpose. Constructed in 1971, the building initially served as a retreat for high-ranking Soviet officials. In 1993, it was renovated to become the State President's residence. The three-story building includes a park, indoor swimming pool, guest rooms, and a private beach. It has served as a venue for important meetings and negotiations. Although the interior is not typically open to the public, the exterior and grounds offer a peaceful retreat where visitors can appreciate the blending of architectural simplicity with the surrounding natural beauty. The residence is more than just a building; it's a symbol of Latvia's journey through different eras. A visit here offers a chance to reflect on the nation's past and present while enjoying the calming influence of the Baltic Sea.

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