Editing Jūrmala (section)

===Līvu Akvaparks===
[[File:Līvu Akvaparks.jpg|thumb|Livu Akvaparks, Jurmala]]
[[Livu Akvaparks|Līvu Akvaparks]] in Jūrmala is one of the largest water amusement parks in Northern Europe. The 3 floors of Līvu Akvaparks include more than 20 slides, more than 10 pools of various depths and sizes, attractions for children, a SPA complex with 4 saunas, cold pool, salt chamber, bubble baths and air and underwater massage facilities. The park's area is 11,000m<sup>2</sup>, but in summers an additional 7 000m<sup>2</sup> becomes available to visitors, bringing the total area to 18 000m<sup>2</sup> making this the largest closed-type water park in Northern Europe that operates throughout the year. It opened for visitors on 30 December 2003, after almost 2 years of construction and at a cost of more than 16 million euros.<ref>{{cite web|title=Livu Aquapark - Latvia Travel|url=http://www.latvia.travel/en/sight/livu-aquapark|website=www.latvia.travel|access-date=23 December 2017|language=en}}</ref> Each year it receives 300,000 visitors, of which roughly 45% are Latvians.<ref>{{cite web|title=Līvu Akvaparks - History|url=http://www.akvaparks.lv/en/about_us/history/|website=www.akvaparks.lv|access-date=23 December 2017}}</ref>