If you are interested in how the palms of Latvian musicians look - you won't be disappointed. It is... read more
Liepaja answer to Hollywood, Chinese theater hand prints. Nicely displayed interesting site... read more
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If you are interested in how the palms of Latvian musicians look - you won't be disappointed. It is similar to Grauman's Chinese theater palm-prints... only scaled down Latvian version. :)
Liepaja answer to Hollywood, Chinese theater hand prints. Nicely displayed interesting site. Don't know the musicians, but it is wonderful to see a city honouring it's musicians, in a very positive way. Other city's should look at this street exhibition. Interesting
The idea of following music notes on the ground is quite appealling, but the result is not so great. Nice big guitar, nice photo opportunity, but the rest of it is maybe more for true music lovers or latvians who know their music history. For...More
It's really interesting to see the huge guitar, probably the biggest one in Latvia and the walk of fame where you can learn more about the latvian musical history. Such a nice place indeed
It is a nice walk thorough the town. Well, it is like in many countries, same idea, differently made so yes, it is nice, absolutely. But not something that will do the WOW for you...
Walk, walk, walk! Musical heart of Liepaja city...where wind born and...rock,n,rooooll! enjoy the hands of latvian musicians! ye! Seat!...Very close is place Old Viking...with food,n,drinks,n,music(live too).
Good place to have an insight in Latvian rockmusic history and have a nice walk together with friends or other significant part.
This route will take you on a short walking tour. It's hard to miss, since it's on the way to the center of town. I'm ashamed to say I didn't recognize most of the musicians.
By following the musical notes on the street, you will be introduced to famous latvian musicians. Gives you nice walk around town
This walk takes you through several different areas - and you cannot get lost as the paths to follow are marked as 'notes' onto the pavement .. so simply follow and look and discover. A nice way to see the town.
