Bring your old keys to the treasure chest. A symbolic key will be made from them during the Riga 810 yrs festival.
Enjoy your morning newspaper on the nice benches next to the flowerbeds or perform for your friends on the improvised stage. The Bank of Latvia and exhibition centre "Arsenals" are just next to you.
The best gourmet restaurant in Baltics with super service. My best restaurant experience so far.
One of my friends from Finland called it Bunny Island! It could be cute version of rabbit island.
Enjoy a tranquil place in the middle of a always busy Riga. Spend some time here to make a lovely walks. Do not miss a Canal boat route - it is a must during Summer.
Riga Castle is a presidential residence and a National History Museum of Latvia is also located there.
The official history of Latvian opera began in 1912, when the Latviešu Opera was established in Riga by Pāvuls Jurjāns. During the First World War, the singers evacuated to Russia.
The Stone Bridge (Latvian: Akmens tilts) in Riga is a bridge that crosses the Daugava river in Riga
You can take the bridge to get to the modern skyscraper - Saules akmens (Sun Stone) - and then back to the Riga Castle, which is the residence of the current President of Latvia.
Celebrating 800 years of Riga there was an excellent sound and light festival. This is an landmark to remember those days on 2001
The Freedom Monument is a memorial located in Riga, Latvia honoring soldiers killed during the Latvian War of Independence (1918–1920). It is considered an important symbol of the freedom
Newest bridge across the Daugava River in Riga. They say - it's a most expensive one in the world (over 550 million lats). But the bridge really helps to avoid traffic-jams.
A special place in Riga. A great inspiration in this architect's Andrejs Zeidaks park will surround you. It's a great place and has a wonderful - renovated garden fountain. Must see!.
You won't miss the one - with a special form of roof. Still providing part of Riga with water supplies - water tower has been built on 1912/13!.
In early June, the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum will hold the annual Traditional Applied Arts Fair, with best craftsmen participating from all over Latvia!
Great little Bazaar that was closed during soviet occupation, once a month they have the farmers market that's well worth a visit Read more.
Famous for their weekend brunch offer and extra friendly staff attitude. Probably the best coffee in city!
Most controversial part of Riga. Lots of contrasts here - a sort of parallel world in modern European city. A special song is dedicated to Maskačka - unknown part of Riga. Read more.
