Raina and Aspazija Monument: A Tribute to Latvian Literature

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A tribute to Latvia's literary giants, Raina and Aspazija, marking the entrance to Jūrmala's vibrant Jomas street.

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Raina and Aspazija monument

The Raina and Aspazija monument in Jūrmala, Latvia, honors the renowned Latvian poets and literary figures. Located on Jomas iela, this landmark serves as a gateway to the town center, inviting visitors to explore the vibrant surroundings and appreciate the cultural heritage of Latvia.

A brief summary to Raina and Aspazija monument

Jomas iela 42, Jūrmala, 2015, LV

Monday 12 am-12 am
Tuesday 12 am-12 am
Wednesday 12 am-12 am
Thursday 12 am-12 am
Friday 12 am-12 am
Saturday 12 am-12 am
Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

Visit during daylight hours to fully appreciate the monument's details and artistic expression.
Combine your visit with a stroll along Jomas iela, exploring the shops, restaurants, and other attractions.
Consider the monument as a starting point for exploring the cultural and historical landmarks of Jūrmala.

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Getting There

Walking

From Majori train station, walk east along Jomas iela. The monument is located at the beginning of Jomas iela, a short walk from the station. No costs involved.
Public Transport

Take any bus that stops near Majori station. From the bus stop, walk east along Jomas iela to reach the monument. A single journey bus ticket costs approximately €1.15 - €2.
Taxi

Take a taxi from anywhere in Jūrmala to Jomas iela 42. A short taxi ride within Jūrmala will typically cost around €5.50 - €8, depending on the distance and taxi service.

Discover more about Raina and Aspazija monument

The Raina and Aspazija monument stands as a tribute to two of Latvia's most celebrated poets, Jānis Rainis and Elza Rozenberga-Pliekšāne, better known as Aspazija. Erected in 1990, the monument is located on Jomas iela in Jūrmala, a vibrant street known for its shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.The monument serves as a starting point for many visitors exploring Jūrmala, guiding them into the heart of the town. It is located near the Majori train station. The statue's design has been described as both beautiful and unusual, evoking emotions and adding to the scenic charm of Jūrmala's coastal landscape.Rainis (1865–1929) and Aspazija (1865–1943) were influential figures in Latvian literature and social movements. Their works often explored themes of national identity, social justice, and personal freedom. They spent their summers in Jūrmala from 1927 to 1929. Their legacy is also preserved at the Rainis and Aspazija Summer House in Majori, Jūrmala, where they lived and worked.