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Monument to the Writer Sudrabu Edžus

A tribute to Latvian writer and educator Sudrabu Edžus, located in Riga's Central District.

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The Monument to the writer Sudrabu Edžus is a tribute to the Latvian writer and educator Morics Eduards Zilbers, known as Sudrabu Edžus. Located in the Central District of Riga, this monument honors his contributions to Latvian literature and education.

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  • Riga, Central District, 1010, LV

Local tips

  • Take a stroll through Kronvalds Park to enjoy the scenery and other monuments in the area.
  • Combine your visit with a trip to the nearby Riga Congress Hall or other attractions in the Central District.
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  • Walking

    The Monument to Sudrabu Edžus is located in Kronvalds Park in Riga's Central District. From the Freedom Monument, walk along Brīvības bulvāris, then turn left onto Kronvalda bulvāris. The park and monument will be on your left. The walk is approximately 15 minutes. No costs are involved.

  • Public Transport

    The Monument to Sudrabu Edžus is accessible via Riga's public transportation. Take any tram, trolleybus, or bus that stops near Kronvalda bulvāris. Check local routes for the closest stop. A single 90-minute ticket costs €1.50.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available in Riga. A short taxi ride from the city center to the monument should cost approximately €6-8, depending on traffic and the taxi company. Ride-sharing apps like Bolt are also available.

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The Monument to the writer Sudrabu Edžus stands as a tribute to Morics Eduards Zilbers, pen name Sudrabu Edžus (1860-1941), a distinguished Latvian writer, pedagogue, and translator. The monument is located in Kronvalds Park, near the Riga Congress Hall. Created by Latvian sculptor Ojārs Siliņš, the monument was unveiled in 1957. Sudrabu Edžus was well-versed in Russian and German classical literature. Visiting the monument offers a moment of reflection on Latvian literary history and the contributions of Sudrabu Edžus to the nation's cultural heritage. The park setting provides a peaceful atmosphere for appreciating the monument and its surroundings.

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