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Cities
Riga
– The capital city of Latvia and the European Capital of Culture in 2014 with a long history.
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Cēsis
– One of the country's oldest towns. It has an impressive castle complex of Livonian Order origin, a charming city centre with some cobblestoned streets, and historic wooden buildings.
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Jūrmala
– A popular holiday and sea resort town with wooden houses just west of Riga, which claims to have the longest beach in Northern Europe. Very popular with Russian and other eastern European tourists.
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Daugavpils
– The second largest city in Latvia, after Riga. It is a delightfully charming, spacious, green city with a large fortress, which has withstood many, many wars and remains virtually unchanged since its construction in the 19th century
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Ventspils
– A modern and artistic seaside resort city in the north-west part of Latvia, has many things to see, and is one of the tidiest places in the region. A long-stretching beach and recreational park provide everything for a relaxing holi
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Liepāja
– Named "the city of wind", and the southwesternmost city of Latvia. Famous for its sandy beach and numerous music events. It features modern architecture and a long history, along with the formerly secret Soviet military neighbourhoo
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Kuldīga
– The capital of the Duchy of Courland, Venice of Latvia, with unique wooden architecture, red-tile roofs, bridges, cobbled streets, the widest waterfall ledge in Europe, and nearby the longest underground (sand) cave labyrinth in the
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Madona
– A scenic town surrounded by hills, forests and lakes, and a winter sports centre.
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Other destinations
Ķemeri National Park
Forests and mires.
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Slīteres National Park
Coastal national park on the Liv Coast.
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