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Līvāni Glass Museum
Photo: Līvāni Glass Museum · Modris Putns · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Verified Līvāni, Latgale

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A glassblowing workshop at the Latgale Art and Craft Centre, where glassblower Aleksandrs Logvins makes objects and sculptures from molten glass and visitors can blow into the pipe themselves (€4 per person, by appointment). Glassblowing in Līvāni is on Latvia’s intangible cultural heritage list, and the centre also houses the Līvāni Glass Museum.

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What to expect

  • All materials included
  • No experience needed
  • Allow time to explore without rushing

Good to know

Address
Latgales mākslas un amatniecības centrs, Domes iela 1, Līvāni
Season
All year
Price
Prices on the business website
Kids
No
Indoors
Yes

Details checked: October 2026. For current prices and opening hours, see the business website. Source: homofaber.com.

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