As the warm weather and the beginning of the summer holidays are upon us and some emergency restrictions have been eased, “Daugavpils Tarzāns” Adventure Park is returning to its regular opening hours.

Latgale Zoo in Daugavpils, which is one of the most popular tourist attractions and a favorite place for families, is open to visitors starting from 27 May, 2020.

In keeping with the restrictions and safety measures decreed by the government, as of May 12, 2020 tourist attractions, culture, sports and leisure institutions in Daugavpils open their doors to visitors.

The hotel “Park Hotel Latgola” invites participants of National dog show to use a special offer for staying in Daugavpils during the show.

It is allowed to go fishing on a reservoir in Esplanade Rest Park from 1 June. Fishermen are allowed to catch any kind of fish, except white amour and silver carp.

In order to reduce the crowding in the most popular tourist destinations in Latvia, we invite you to broaden your horizons and get to know less-known trails, farmsteads and craftsmen’s yards, manors and other sights.

Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre offers visitors the new exhibition season with six temporary exhibitions and a permanent exhibit featuring original works by artist Mark Rothko.

Starting from May 16, 2020 Shmakovka Museum opens its doors to visitors. In keeping with the restrictions and safety measures decreed by the government, Shmakovka Museum will accept up to 10 visitors per hour by appointment. Visitors should keep 2m distance, pay close attention to floor marking and use hand sanitizers that are available at the museum.

Starting from 16 May 2020, Daugavpils Tourist Information Centre (TIC) is open to visitors. In keeping with the restrictions and safety measures decreed by the government, up to 3 visitors will be allowed to visit Daugavpils TIC at the same time, keeping 2m distance.

Starting from May 16, 2020 Daugavpils Fortress Culture and Information Centre will open its doors to visitors. In keeping with the restrictions and safety measures decreed by the government, Daugavpils Fortress Culture and Information Centre will accept up to 6 visitors, keeping 2m distance and using hand sanitizers that are available at the centre.

In keeping with the restrictions and safety measures decreed by the government, as of May 16, Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre will open its doors to visitors with six temporary exhibitions and a permanent exhibit featuring original works by artist Mark Rothko.

Having rescheduled the 3rd Latvia Ceramics Biennale to the summer of 2021, its organisers extend the application deadline for the international juried exhibition of ceramics “Martinsons Award” until 1 November 2020.