The best time to visit Jelgava is during late spring to early autumn when the weather is pleasant and outdoor activities can be enjoyed.

Yes, Jelgava offers numerous parks, museums, and historic sites that are perfect for family visits.

Jelgava Palace and St. Anne's Church are among the top historical sites to visit in the city.

Yes, Jelgava hosts several festivals throughout the year, including an ice sculpture festival and art fairs.

Most locals speak English, especially in tourist areas, making it relatively easy for non-Latvian speakers to navigate the city.

Jelgava is well-connected with buses and trains, and there are multiple options for cycling around the city.

Absolutely, the compact nature of Jelgava makes it ideal for exploring on foot, especially around the historical center.

Yes, there are guided tours available that focus on historical landmarks, nature trails, and cultural experiences.

You should try traditional Latvian dishes such as sklandrausis and rye bread, prominently featured in local markets and eateries.

Handmade crafts and artisanal foods like local honey and herbal teas are popular souvenirs from Jelgava.