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Holidays in Ragana

Been up 'til dawn way too often lately? Dying for a break and a few quiet nights? Ragana might just be the answer. It sits among the forests, rivers and sandy beaches of Latvia — nice and off the beaten track. (We reckon you'll feel so relaxed, you'll be under the covers by sunset!)

The country's capital, Riga, is situated roughly 45 kilometres to the southwest of Ragana.

Put aside some time to enjoy Jurmala Beach, 60 kilometres to the west.

The tranquil sounds of nature await you at Gauja National Park. It lies just 9 kilometres away, so you don't have to be on the road all day. Saulkrasti Tourist Information Center, 20 kilometres away, is one more recommended choice.

Can't live without sports? Then you'll want to investigate the event schedule at Olympic Sports Centre, located 45 kilometres to the southwest in Centrs.

If you're thinking about travelling further afield, journey 9 kilometres east to Sigulda. It's here you'll discover Turaida Castle and Sigulda Castle. We also suggest heading to Stīveri, 11 kilometres to the southeast, for Knights of the Sword Castle and Makars Boat Day Trips.

Want to check out Jelgava Palace, St. Simeon and St. Anna Orthodox Church and the Academica Petrina? Find your way to Jelgava, 85 kilometres to the southwest, and set up camp. These sights, along with Virgin Anna Roman Catholic Cathedral and Holy Trinity Church, are all close.

Are you interested in spending time by the water? Add some excitement to your holiday by going wind surfing or kite surfing.

Take a look at what's going on at the region's history museums and mansions. There are a few of them, so it's a good idea to do your research!

Go on a relaxing stroll and make the most of the fresh air at the surrounding area's open-air museums.

Deepen your understanding of this area's rich past by making your way to a few of the nearby castles and historic mansions. Do a little research beforehand or seek out the most well-informed tour guide in town.

If you've ever pondered what life is really all about, consider exploring Ragana's churches and cathedrals. While we can't guarantee you'll find the answer you're after, you're sure to at least find some peace and quiet.

Eating is one of life's biggest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your appetite for both by going out and sampling the food and drink offerings at a handful of the bars, cafés and restaurants in town.

Curious about some of the popular ingredients used in cooking here? Prepare to be served potato and egg in a few of your meals.

Of course, you can't go to Ragana without tasting galerts (jellied meat) or karbonade (breaded pork chops). Popular with residents and considered regional classics, they are an essential experience for any food-loving traveller.

Dinner isn't complete without dessert, so quit counting calories for a while and get stuck into one of the most lip-smacking after-dinner treats, fruit compote.

If you truly want to see the big pitcher, take the hopportunity to gulp down a beer. Schooner rather than later! Dreadful beer puns aside, don't forget to order Uzavas, one of the leading local brews.

You're travelling all the way to Ragana, so why not put in a bit more effort to practise a couple of words and expressions in the local language? Trust us, it'll make your whole experience all the more special. 'Paldies, labi. Un jums?' can be very useful. It's how you say 'fine thanks, and you?'. Maybe you'll find 'Veiksmi! Lai tev veicas!' easier to get your head around? It means 'good luck'.

Don't forget to mark the 18th of November in your diary. In Ragana this means one thing — Independence Day. A notable day of festivities, this is a terrific time of year to check out the country.

It's always sad to say "Visu labu!" to Ragana, but you can always come back!

Riga International Airport (RIX), the closest airport, is some 55 kilometres to the southwest from the middle of Ragana. Pick a route, pack up your bags and set an alarm — and be sure not to hit the snooze button too many times!

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