Kungu Iela 3 Riga, Riga 1050 Latvia

This charming maze of narrow and crooked cobblestone streets is filled with a mixture of architectural styles including Nordic, Gothic, Renaissance, baroque and Jugendstil, plus such historic sites as the 13th-century Riga Castle, St. Peter's Church, the Swedish Gate and the Freedom Monument.

Negu iela 7, Riga 1050 Latvia

Kalku iela, Riga Latvia

Skarnu iela 19, Riga 1050 Latvia

Brivibas Laukums Central District, Riga 1050 Latvia

Completed in 1935 to commemorate Latvian independence, this symbolic statue in Old Town shows the image of Liberty holding three stars in her outstretched hands, symbolizing unity of the country.

Ratslaukums 7, Riga 1050 Latvia

Join us for a special COMBO offer! Entrance includes coffee for 8EUR or upgrade to sparkling wine for 9 EUR. Plus, don't miss our open tours every last Sunday of the month in rus at 12:00 & ENG at 13:00. Upcoming dates: 28.04, 26.05 (pre-reserve your spot via email). Explore our iconic landmark, majestic celebration halls, and 14th-century historical cellars. Be captivated by the Baltic States' largest silver collections and delve into the legacy of the Black Heads brotherhood. Experience centuries of history in one unforgettable visit!

Herdera laukums 6 Centra Rajons, Riga 1050 Latvia

First completed in 1270 as a bishop's cathedral, this magnificent building features a large organ (circa 1884) that boasts 6,768 pipes, making it one of the biggest in the world.

Latviesu strelnieku laukums 1, Riga 1050 Latvia

The Museum of the Occupation of Latvia is an historic educational institution located in Riga, Latvia. It was established in 1993 to exhibit artifacts, archive documents, and educate the public about the 51-year period in the 20th century when Latvia was successively occupied by the USSR in 1940, then by Nazi Germany in 1941, and then again by the USSR in 1944.

Centra Rajons, Riga 1010 Latvia

Brivibas iela 61, Riga 1010 Latvia

Skarnu iela 19, Riga 1050 Latvia

Alberta iela 12, Riga 1010 Latvia

Situé dans un bâtiment du quartier Art Nouveau de Riga, au 1er étage. Adresse, Alberta Iela (en face de l'ambassade d'Irlande et de Belgique)

Meistaru iela 19, Riga 1050 Latvia

The story behind this unique architecture tells of its Latvian owner who was denied membership in the powerful Great Guild; to show his displeasure, he built two cat sculptures on his roof with their backsides facing the Guild and their tails straight up to finish the insult.

Maza Pils iela 19, Riga 1050 Latvia

Brivdabas Iela 21, Riga 1024 Latvia