1. Jelgava 2011

2. Jelgava  Jelgava is Latvia’s fourth largest city, with 65 000 inhabitants.  It is located 45 kilometres south of Riga and is one of Latvia’s greenest cities  Jelgava is the largest education, science, culture and business centre in Latvia’s southern region Zemgale.  Jelgava is a city with rich historical and cultural traditions. The Jelgava Castle, History and Art Museum and renewed Holy Trinity Church tower are only a few of the city’s gems that are worth visiting.

3. Jelgavas Castle  Finished in 15 century  Most popular viewing place for tourists

5. Holy Trinity Church Saint Anna’s Church

6. Clubs  Opera-club Tonuss