Elysian is situated within Kemeri National Park, Latvia, and designed to facilitate interaction with the surrounding natural environment. The project combines educational, recreational, and wellness-focused areas, enabling visitors to engage with the park’s ecological features while respecting its environmental context. Activities and facilities are organized to support both individual exploration and family-oriented experiences.

Visitor engagement and educational spaces
The visitor center serves as the main entry point, offering educational resources on the park’s ecology and wildlife. Interactive exhibitions and a digital landscape model provide information on local species and key landmarks, preparing guests for exploration. The sleep space accommodates families, incorporating monitored sleeping arrangements that support rest and safety. These areas are designed to promote comfort and awareness while encouraging meaningful interaction with the natural setting.

Wellness and leisure features
The mud path highlights the therapeutic properties of the park’s natural resources, allowing visitors to engage with mud therapies and mineral treatments. The waffle lounge provides refreshments, including waffles, coffee, and fresh juices, offering a space for social interaction and relaxation. Additionally, hot air balloon rides, guided by local experts, provide elevated views of the park, combining observation with educational context and emphasizing the spatial and ecological qualities of the landscape.