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Beautiful historic bridge. From the bridge you have a great view of the waterfall.

Very wide and 4 meter high waterfall.

One of the longest brick bridges in Europe.

Bathing area above the waterfalls

A stunning waterfall — while not particularly tall, its impressive width makes it truly remarkable. It's worth approaching from both sides of the river for the best views

Rose Square is the heart and meeting place of the city. True to its name, roses, which have been planted here for over a hundred years, are its constant value. In spring, crocuses bloom here first, later replaced by daffodils and tulips, and in summer, roses bloom magnificently. In winter, the square transforms into a romantic Christmas island. Historically, the New Market was located on this site. The buildings adjacent to the square, with two turrets, which formerly housed a meat market, still bear witness to this. In 1910, after the market moved to Kurische Straße, where it remains today, the city authorities decided to create an open rose garden on the square. It was designed in strict compliance with the geometric composition of the area, with a rose hollow in the center and symmetrically arranged paths. Rose Square received its current name in 1911. On the concrete edge of the Rose Hollow, you can see signs of the cities of the Commonwealth of Liepaja, each facing the direction of the respective city. Right next to it grows a remarkable and scenic tree of national importance – the Manchurian walnut. If you would like to explore Liepaja with a guide, from June 1 to August 31, you can meet a guide in Rose Square holding a green and red Liepaja flag every day at 10:00 a.m. At 12:00 p.m. for a two-hour tour of Liepaja.

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The Sēra dīķu taka, the path along the sulphur pools, takes you into an almost mystical landscape. The sulphurous pools shimmer in unusual colours that reflect the light in a surreal play. The flora around the pools is in strong, earthy tones and blends harmoniously into the slightly smoky atmosphere that is typical of bogs. The air is filled with a light smell of sulphur, reminiscent of the geological forces that have shaped this landscape. There are information boards along the path that tell you interesting facts about the flora, fauna and geological features of the area. An impressive place that shows the wild beauty of Latvian nature and inspires reflection on the forces of nature.