The Hammer and Scream Anger Room in Liepaja is a unique space for powerful emotional release, stress relief, and extreme fun with friends. Here, you can confidently do things that are strictly forbidden in everyday life: safely smash objects, destroy things, and scream at the top of your lungs.
In the heart of Liepaja, you will find a unique architectural monument: “Mrs. Heuer’s Guesthouse.” This restored historic building is more than just a museum; it’s an atmospheric journey through time, revealing the stories of two families and two different eras. If you want to experience the spirit of old Liepaja and discover the everyday life of bygone centuries, this museum is a must-see.
If you’re looking to add a touch of nature to your interior, Moss Art Studio is the perfect choice. It’s one of Latvia’s most unique creative studios, where art, nature, and mental health are fused. The studio offers full-service landscaping throughout Europe, designing homes, offices, restaurants, and hotels.
Inner Light is one of Jurmala’s most unusual galleries, located in the heart of the city, near the famous Jomas Street. It is a space where art, creativity, and a cozy atmosphere come together.
Adventica is one of the largest indoor family amusement parks in Riga, located on the second floor of the Olimpia Shopping Center. This large, interactive space will delight visitors of all ages, offering the perfect environment for both children and their parents. The park’s motto is “Everything’s a game!”, so there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained.
This is the only reconstruction of a 9–10th century settlement in Northeast Europe and one of the oldest objects revealing the history of Latvia.
The tower is part of the Zirgu Island Nature Trail. The route runs along a narrow dam almost to the middle of the lake, where the tower is located.
History isn’t just the chronology of dates and lists of names we read in textbooks. Behind every exhibit in the renovated “House of the Future” stands someone’s interrupted life, someone’s hope, or a silent heroic deed. Walking through these halls on your own means seeing facts. Walking with a guide means hearing voices, which is why we recommend exploring the exhibition at the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia with a guide.
One of the most picturesque spots on the Baltic Sea coast in Latvia is located approximately 65 kilometers from Liepāja.