Daugavpils
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Tourist attractions
Pavel Dubrovin, City Head of Daugavpils (3 min)
Metal memorial from 2007 honoring Pavel Dubrovin, 19th-century city administrator.
Museum of Shmakovka (7 min)
Museum exploring shmakovka, a traditional Latvian fermented drink, open seasonally with extended summer hours.
Andrejs Pumpurs Memorial (8 min)
Memorial to 19th-century Latvian poet Andrejs Pumpurs, author of the national epic Lāčplēsis.
Jews in Daugavpils and Latgale (11 min)
Museum documenting Jewish history and culture in Daugavpils and the Latgale region.
Memorial Sign to King Stephen Bathory (1 km)
Steel memorial erected in 2018 honoring Polish King Stephen Bathory's historical connection to Daugavpils.
Laser Tag (1.3 km)
Indoor laser tag attraction for recreational play.
Memorial Stone to Daugavpils Ghetto Prisoners (1.4 km)
Stone monument commemorating Jews imprisoned in Daugavpils Ghetto from July 1941 to May 1942.
Memorial place of graves of soldiers of Polish army of the 1st Legion Regiment 1919-1920 (1.5 km)
Memorial marking the burial site of Polish 1st Legion Regiment soldiers from the interwar period.
Leon Plāters (1.7 km)
Memorial to Count Leon Broell-Plāters, executed in 1863 for his role in the January Uprising in Inflanty.
Rothko Museum (1.8 km)
Contemporary art museum in a former Jewish high school housing major works by abstract artist Mark Rothko.