is twinned with: Pärnu, Estonia (1957) Šiauliai, Lithuania (1960) Vejle, Denmark (1992) Białystok, Poland (1994) Xinying (Tainan), Taiwan (2000) Alcamo, Italy (2002) Baranavichy, Belarus (2003) Hällefors, Sweden (2004) Nacka, Sweden (2004) Rueil-Malmaison, France (2006) Magadan, Russia (2006) Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine (2007) Nova Odessa, Brazil (2007) Como, Italy (2016) See also Adolfa Alunāna Theatre Jelgava massacres References External links Map of Jelgava City paper Capitals of former nations Cities in Latvia Republican cities of Latvia Doblen County Semigallia Holocaust locations in Latvia Populated places established in the 10th century