The modern city embankment of the Lielupe and Drixa rivers with spectacular bridges and cozy places to relax are connected to a walking area — the Jelgava...
The Cathedral of the Immaculate Virgin Mary began to be built during the time of Duke Frederick in 1630-1635. However, the construction was completed much...
The Orthodox Cathedral of St. Simeon and St Anna in Jelgava belongs to the Riga Deanery of the Riga Diocese of the Latvian Orthodox Church of the Moscow...
In front of the tower of the Holy Trinity Church in Jelgava there is a monument in memory of the first President of Latvia — Janis Caksta (1859-1927)....
The building of the Jelgava Museum is known by the historical name Academia Petrina. The museum expositions tell about the most important historical events of...
The Jelgava Holy Trinity Church Tower is one of the most important places to visit in Jelgava. The Church of St. Nicholas was located here until 1944. The...
Jelgava or Mitava Palace is the largest Baltic palace in terms of its dimensions, built in the XVIII century according to the design of Bartolomeo Rastrelli in...
The tomb of the Dukes of Courland in the Rundale Palace (the summer residence of the Jelgava Palace) or as it is also called the Family Vault of the Dukes of...