Sea Pavilion

A place for swimming was built in the historicism style in 1909, designed by architect A. Medlingers. It was one of the most remarkable public centres in the sand-dunes of the seashore in the beginning of the 20^th century.

A swimming place arranged for spending evening hours and free time. There was a restaurant and a renowned dance hall with a revolving floor in the Sea Pavilion. In spring of 1929, the King of Sweden Gustav V was on the terrace of the pavilion. In 2005 the pavilion building was restored.

Coordinates: 56.976261, 23.798340

Address:
Tirgoņu iela 1, Jūrmala
Website:

http://www.jurmala.lv

Services:

Information boards

Amenities and Features:

Smoker-friendly

Last updated: 14.08.2012

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