It’s been more than 700 years since Daugavpils was founded and granted a status of the city. Both the city itself and its architecture have changed dramatically. We’re going to show you the pictures of Daugavpils so you can see how the city looked like in the past and today.
Daugavpils Pedagogical Institute in 1964.
Daugavpils University today.
Hotel “Latvia” on the central square Vienibas in 1970.
Hotel “Latgola” on the central square Vienibas today.
Lenin Streen in 1964.
Rigas Street today.
Open-Air Stage in 1959.
Open-Air Stage today.
Coach Station in 1960.
Coach Station today.
Daugavpils Palace of Culture in 1970.
Daugavpils Palace of Culture today.
We hope you’ll like the pictures of Daugavpils.
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