The most ancient part of Riga City representing the city center and also a UNESCO site. The most popular tourist destination in Latvia.

It was built after World War II and contains an 18th century complex of dwelling buildings.

A symbol of the freedom of Latvia that was built in 1935 and financed entirely from public donations. Built to honour the fallen Latvian freedom fighters.

A part of the greeneries on the banks of the Riga Old Town canals covering an area of 11,92 ha.

Historic Art Nouveau buildings are displayed throughout the whole length of the street.

Built in 1911 representing the National Romantic and Art Nouveau styles. Starting in 1940, it housed the headquarters of the Latvian SSR State Security Committee (KGB) also called cheka which carried out interrogations and capital punishments. In 2014, it was turned into a museum. +371 27875692

One of the most ambitious 20th century cultural buildings in Riga and an illustrative example of Soviet Modernist architecture.

AS Laima was founded in 1925 and represents a flagship of Latvia in the production of chocolate and chocolate candies. +371 66154777

The most excellent and important memorial ensemble in Latvia. Inaugurated in 1936.

A garden with a total area of 20 ha with 430 animal species, more than 40 of which are included in the Red Data List. +371 6751840

One of the most beautiful, greenest and most prestigious neighborhoods in Riga that is also a popular rest area.

Built in 1913 by the timber industrialist and art patron A. Dombrovskis. Today it is used as a concert hall. +371 20270966

A significant territory made to protect open dune meadows and seaside meadows, an important bird nesting site.

A 10 m high and 1 km long sand dune that is around 200 years old.

Volleyball courts and football pitches, kiteboarding on windy days.

One of the symbols of Riga built in 1924. The most popular meeting place in Riga.