You can store your luggage in the central bus station for a low price and take a stroll through the adjacent Old Riga and central market
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Over twenty new, attractive and functional souvenirs have been added to the LIVE RĪGA variety of souvenirs for the summer season. And they're available here!
St. John's Church is the oldest house of worship in Riga. After several reconstructions, around 1500 the edifice acquired its present appearance - high Gothic pediment, span roof and a small tower.
Small Guild is used for concerts, conferences, presentations, meetings, celebratory gatherings and balls.
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Have a look at the Dome Cathedral! Can you imagine that this building (built in 1211) is only 10 years younger than the city of Riga (founded in 1201)?
A very long time ago, Līvu Square was the site of the Riga River - in honour of which the city of Riga was named. Find also a Live Riga info centre here!
Find a Live Riga tourism information centre here! Ask any information you need, get a fancy map of Riga as well as some nice souvenirs.
Did you know that this amazing building was torn down during the WW2, but in 1999 restored exactly as it looked before? See the wonderful ceiling paintings inside!
Originally one of Riga's fortification towers, it now serves as the venue for Latvian War Museum - definitely worth visiting!
Come and see modern art exhibitions at "kim?" and visit the alternative club "Dirty Deal"! You can also spot several cafes and restaurants here!
This old castle that has stood on the bank of Daugava River for more than 700 years, is now the residence of our President and the National History Museum.
The freshly renovated district of wooden houses offers regular Saturday fairs / markets with all kinds of nice things and entertainments for the whole family.
Latvian and European 20th and 21st century art exhibitions regularly take place at the Riga Art Space.
The Alma gallery offers limited circle of artists who belong to the tradition of contemporary Latvian art; special and particular attention is devoted to greatest masters of the early 20th century.
