Daugavpils Street Map Poster

Latvia’s second-largest city sits where the Daugava River sweeps through the country’s southeast, and that river dominates this Daugavpils street map. North of the water lies the early-19th-century Daugavpils Fortress, a vast star-shaped citadel whose ramparts and ordered streets still show clearly on any plan of the city; its restored buildings now house the Mark Rothko Art Centre, a tribute to the painter born here. South of the fortress the historic centre unfolds as a tidy rectangular grid, an easy contrast to the looping riverbank.

The printable city map lays out that geometry without clutter: the broad river, the geometric fortress quarter, the gridded centre, and the rail lines and roads that made Daugavpils an important Latgalian junction near the Lithuanian and Belarusian borders.

It makes for understated wall art with a strong sense of place, equally at home in a study or a hallway. Browse the other Latvia city maps or hang it alongside the Riga map poster to set the eastern frontier city against the capital. As a Daugavpils street map, it frames a corner of Latvia rarely turned into design.