Border Stop – optional photo stop at the Latvia–Lithuania border, marking the moment you visit two countries in one day. Please remember to bring your passport or EU ID, as although rare, border checks can occasionally occur.

Hill of Crosses – one of Lithuania’s most iconic sites, with thousands of crosses placed by locals over generations. It symbolizes faith, hope, and resistance, reflecting the country’s history and spirit. Your guide will share its story, and you’ll have free time to explore at your own pace – take photos, admire the variety of crosses, reflect, and even leave one if you wish.

Discover one of Jelgava’s most beautiful landmarks — the St. Simeon and St. Anne’s Orthodox Cathedral. Admire its striking blue-and-white façade, gleaming golden domes, and elegant architecture that stands out in the city skyline. Step inside (if open) to experience the peaceful atmosphere and intricate interior details typical of Orthodox churches. Your guide will share the story of how this cathedral was rebuilt after World War II and what it represents for Jelgava’s community today. It’s a perfect spot for photos and a glimpse into Latvia’s spiritual and cultural heritage.

Jelgava Palace – the largest Baroque palace in the Baltics and one of Latvia’s most impressive landmarks. Designed by the Italian architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli, who also worked on the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, it offers a glimpse into Latvia’s royal and cultural past. Once the residence of the Dukes of Courland, the palace has seen grandeur, war, and rebirth. Today it houses the Latvian University of Life Sciences and Technologies, but its majestic exterior and peaceful riverside setting still make it a great spot for photos and a look back at Latvia’s aristocratic heritage.

Jūrmala – Latvia’s beloved seaside town, known for its beautiful wooden architecture and relaxed coastal vibe. Stroll through its charming streets, admire the elegant villas, and enjoy the fresh sea air along the Baltic shoreline.

Free Time on the Beach – enjoy a relaxing break by the Baltic Sea. Don’t worry if you’re visiting in winter – locals love peaceful seaside walks and the fresh sea air all year round. In summer, you can bring a towel and take a refreshing dip in the water if you wish!