What if, instead of looking for the quickest route through a city, you followed the next clue? It might lead to an old fishing village, a resort park's paths, places linked to Imants Ziedonis’ youth, or the wooden details of summer villas you might miss in passing. Your phone points the way; the rest unfolds along the route.
Roadgames – Adventure Games for Exploring Jūrmala
Choose a game
The map becomes a playing field: your team follows checkpoints and solves challenges on foot, by bike or by car. Choose an eight-kilometre walk through Majori and Dzintari, or a longer drive through Ķemeri, Ragaciems and Kauguri.
Discover Jūrmala on the Move with Walk15
Find Jūrmala routes in Walk15
Nine walking routes across Jūrmala’s neighbourhoods offer different ways to explore the city: through local history, architecture and nature. Open the map and start wherever you are.
Kaugurciems Heritage Story Trail – Audio Guide
Explore the audio guide
A four-kilometre walk along a single street in this old coastal village reveals the lives of local fishermen, traces of an ancient trade route and the story of a harbour established by the Dukes of Courland. Actor Rihards Zeļezņevs’ voice guides you on a leisurely, around 90-minute walk.
Ķemeri Resort Park Audio Guide
Discover the stories of Ķemeri Resort Park
The park’s story begins in 1839, leading past Love Island, the “Ķirzaciņa” sulphur spring and the garden of Ķemeri Hotel. Finish with a view from the water tower. The audio guide is available in Latvian, English and Lithuanian.
Majori, Jūrmala Photo Quest by Questory
Try the game
From Majori station towards Dzintari, a walk becomes an urban escape game, with riddles and story-filled stops along the way. It’s an easy, family-friendly game that takes about two hours to play on your phone; no app download is needed.
Tours Across Baltics – A Digital Guide to Exploring the Baltics
Open the digital guide
To explore central Jūrmala in one walk, follow this five-kilometre GPS route with 33 stops, from well-known landmarks to lesser-known local gems. The app and tour are free.
