Riga, the vibrant capital of Latvia, embodies a rich tapestry of history, contemporary life, and gastronomic pleasures. Wander through UNESCO-acclaimed Old Town, where medieval allure blends with modern architecture, explore Riga’s diverse culinary landscape showcasing both local traditions and global influences. Admire the city's iconic Art Nouveau architecture, which surrounds its streets with an exquisite combination of mystique and elegance. Whether savoring local cuisine or admiring architectural wonders, Riga offers an unforgettable experience.
The Old Town
The Old Town Riga is the oldest part of our capital city, it is a city center, as well as a favorite place for recreation and entertainment for tourists. In 1997, the historical center of Riga was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The belly of Riga
This is one of the largest and oldest markets in Europe. The Central Market consists of five food pavilions located in huge zeppelin hangars adapted to market needs in the 1930s. In 1997, the "Riga Historical Center" acquired the status of a UNESCO heritage, and the Central Market is an essential part of it. During the harvest months, when the market squares are filled with mountains of fresh berries, vegetables, and fruit, it is worth visiting for everyone.
Railway history museum
If children are fascinated by the world of trains, then the right place to get on a breathtaking excursion will be the Latvian Railway History Museum. Using the special hunting maps, families can get to know the work of the station attendant, also get on the train car and listen to the stories of the trains, watch movies and play in the play areas.