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Nākotnes parks (Future Park) is an area of more than 50 hectares in Glūda parish of Jelgava Municipality – the place where the famous Soviet-era collective farm Nākotne stood in the last century. Read more
Pasta Island - a multifunctional place for recreational, cultural and social activities. On the island, there are several playgrounds for children, a public ice skating rink during the winter months; and a beach where visitors can take a dip in summer. At the far end of the island, there is an explo... Read more
Discover a new corner of nature in Jelgava city: the flood-land meadows of the River Svēte. The wooden boardwalks have been built in the territory between Sniega Street, Vītolu Road, Būriņu Road and Miezītes Road. Read more
In 2013, a new tradition began in Jelgava – the first symposium of large-format chamotte sculptures was held under the leadership of the artistic director Aleksandrs Djacenko. Chamotte sculptures are created from a particularly heat-resistant material, in which clay is mixed with fine burnt clay par... Read more
A wooden observation tower with a well-equipped picnic place in Jelgava, Palace Island, was formed in the summer of 2018. It is intended for observation of the wild horses, birds, two rivers and city panorama in the floodland meadows of the river Lielupe, which is a protected nature territory. Read more
A wooden observation tower with a well-equipped picnic place in Jelgava, Palace Island, was formed in the summer of 2018. It is intended for observation of the wild horses, birds, two rivers and city panorama in the floodland meadows of the river Lielupe, which is a protected nature territory. Read more
The largest river of Zemgale is Lielupe, and it flows through Jelgava. In 2010, Lielupe Promenade was created, offering a wonderful space for recreation and walking next to the river Lielupe. It is approximately 1 kilometre long walkway for pedestrians and cyclists; built on an embankment five metr... Read more
Well-maintained picnic areas in Jelgava and its surroundings, where you can enjoy a leisurely rest with family or friends. Read more
The section of Driksas Street from Pasta Street to Katoļu Street is a pedestrian area. At Driksas Street fair, you can buy the produce from the local farmers, forest goods and flowers. If you choose to have your lunch at the cosy premises or summery outdoor terrace of bistro „Silva”, enjoy the leisu... Read more
There are floodland meadows on the island behind Jelgava Palace: more than 80 wild horses are grazing there. These meadows are listed as a Natura 2000 site, a part of the European specially protected nature territory, due to the diversity of rare bird and plant species. Read more
Take a walk in the forest and enjoy a quite time in nature. Langervalde Forest used to be a popular place among the locals, and now it is slowly being brought back to life with a network of paths perfect for walking, jogging or biking. The forest is maintained and also serves as a tree research sit... Read more
In the square behind Jelgava Culture House, everyone is welcome to visit design gardens that were created by professional landscape architects during the contest Environmental Mosaic launched by Jelgava city municipality. Read more
Jelgava Palace Park The creation of the park begun 1817, replacing the former castle ruins. The palace island has romantic canals, bridges and palace buildings, and the Governor's Island makes it one of the most beautiful parks in Jelgava. There are also several noble trees in the park - two chestnu... Read more
This is a great opportunity to walk through the pine labyrinths in Būriņu Forest. The forest has been long cared for and cherished. Read more
For lovers of nature and active recreation a hike with bog shoes in Ķemeru Bog is offered. Together with Purvu bridēji you can reach places unseen to others’ eyes and enjoy a real taste of adventure! Hikes are guided by knowledgeable and experienced guides who will lead you through labyrinths of mar... Read more
Eleja Manor Park is situated in the border area of Lithuania and extends over 17 hectares. It is a place for leisurely walks among beautiful old trees – witnesses of the history, legends and secrets of the manor and the park. One of such legends surrounds the last countess of Eleja Manor and her t... Read more
The Barona trail of Vilce Nature Park has been included in the project Natura 2000. The nature park is a great place to spend time outdoors, walking, taking in the scenery, enjoying the wildlife - seeing animals and animal footprints. There is a beautiful place where two rivers - Vilce and Rukuze o... Read more
The nature trail along the bank of the river Auce is 1.5 km long. Here you can stop for a picnic and enjoy swimming. The trail incldes a watchtower that provides good view for bird watchers. It is an excellent choice for fishing. Read more
The Svēte Floodplains Nature Park was established in 2004 within the framework of Natura 2000 to ensure conservation of rare and specially protected wild birds, plant species and habitat. Read more
There are two official places for swimming in Jelgava – a beach on the right bank of the River Lielupe by the pedestrian promenade and the new beach on Pasta Island. Read more
The Ķemeri National Park (KNP) was established in 1997, primarily for the purpose of preserving the natural and cultural values. In 2004, KNP was included in NATURA 2000 - a European network of protected areas. Read more
There is a 0.5 km long health trail with exercise equipment in Ozolnieki Forest near Lielais Hill. Read more
Come and enjoy the walking trails through Zaļenieki Manor park, that have been supplemented with information stands. While having a break in nature, learn about some of our unusual trees and some very old and noble trees of the park. Read more
Krāču Hills (Krāču Kalni) are one of the biggest dunes of the ancient Littorina Sea. The highest part of this mound is situated 29 m above the sea level and 26 m above the surrounding plains. The Littorina Sea was the predecessor of the current Baltic Sea; it existed about 7000 – 5000 years ago. Read more
The tranquillity of the forest, bird songs, and immeasurable amount of fresh air. For peaceful walks or more active recreation, we recommend visiting the Lielplatone School sports trail Tīsi. Read more
In Emburga, Salgale Parish, Jelgava Municipality, there is a ~ 0.4 km long health trail with exercise equipment. Read more
