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State city in Vidzeme, Latvia
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The biggest water attraction in Northern Europe.
Dzintari Forest Park
Contains many outdoor playground activities for children. During the winter, the park becomes the site of a cross-country skiing trail.
A park mostly occupied by forests and mires, with boardwalk trails.
Mostly Latvian style pastries and delicious cakes.
BBQ, European, and vegetarian friendly.
Tent, caravan pitches and cottages for rent. Ratings not that great.
Дзинтари Парк Хостел
5 minutes from beach, comfortable, clean, easy access to beach and good restaurant downstairs.
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By train
Jūrmala is served by suburban trains on the Riga-Tukums route, leaving approximately every 30 minutes from Riga Central Station (€2, 30 minutes).
By car
A fee of €2 is charged for entering the Jūrmala area by car. Entry is monitored with cameras and vehicles entering the area without a valid ticket will be fined €70.
By plane
The closest airport is located in Riga.70), and continue by suburban train to Majori station in central Jurmala (15 minutes, €2).
By boat
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