This modern market hall near the train station has a good range of vendors selling prepared foods, from burgers to seafood. Other stalls sell local produce (the blueberries are heavenly), baked goods, smoked fish and honey from the region. Dine under the skylit roof or prepare a picnic.
Jāņa Tirgus
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