Monument for park creator and ex-mayor of Daugavpils Pavel Dubrovin (1839-1890) is erected in Dubrovin Park. The monument was made by sculptor from Moscow Alexandr Taratinov.
Objekta vieta: Daugavpils city
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Dubrovin Park
The development of the park was actively supported by Pavel Dubrovin (1839–1890), who was the city mayor from 1876 to 1890. The park was named after its creator, and not far from the fountain there is a monument to Pavel Dubrovin.
Dedication to Rothko Memorial Monument
Dedication to Rothko memorial monument that was created by the artist Romuald Gibovsky, was erected on the picturesque bank of the River Daugava – the source of the brightest impressions of the artist’s childhood.
Sculpture Garden
The Sculpture Garden is decorated with the works of Latvian sculptors and magnificent carpets of flowers.
Public Garden of Daugavpils University
The features of the square are a small fountain, a bust of the poet Janis Rainis (by I. Folkmanis, 1966) and a Sundial.
Central Park
Central park in modern park with numerous flower beds and plants is a real jewel in the heart of the Daugavpils city.
Daugavpils Theatre
The Daugavpils Theatre is one of the oldest professional theatres in Latvia. It is the only professional theatre in Latgale.
Daugavpils Lead Shot Factory
Daugavpils Lead Shot Factory is the only one available for tourists ammunition plant in the Baltic States, where is the oldest shot tower in Europe, that still works.
Sundial
Sundial (1910) located in the Daugavpils University public garden.
Unity Square
Unity Square is the heart of the city where all the greatest events of the city take place. The Square unites the inhabitants of the city during the most significant events.
Daugavpils Synagogue
Daugavpils synagogue Kadish built in 1850 is located at 38 Cietoksna Street. The Jewish of Daugavpils and Latgale museum is located on the 2nd floor of the synagogue.
Daugavpils Railway Station
Daugavpils is a railway hub with 5 railway lines. The present building of the railway station was constructed in 1951.