Ultimate experience here on May 9-th. Turn the time machine on and get back to USSR ;) But - be careful here on that particular day!
The Stone Bridge (Latvian: Akmens tilts) in Riga is a bridge that crosses the Daugava river in Riga
Arcadia. Utopia. Riga's version of this idyllic vision is on the left bank, in Pārdaugava, near Māra's Pond (Māras dīķis)/anothertravelguide.com/
Come here when it's dark - the lights on the bridges, especially the blue colors of the railway bridge make the river look surreal.
A square near Rigas pils (Riga castle) - headquarter / main residence of President or Latvia.
Riga Castle is a presidential residence and a National History Museum of Latvia is also located there.
Here are three interesting buildings - each from a different century. The oldest one dates back to the 15th century.
Festivals, concerts and other cultural events are regularly held in Andrejsala, which has become a favourite haunt for many of the city's young artists and musicians.
Visit the meat hall and try to buy a nice piece of lamb, without speaking either Latvian or Russian. It's a lot of fun, and the meat is good.
Great concerts almost ewery day.Cathedral is the seat of Riga and Latvia Archbishop and Riga Cathedral community church.
