Best Landmarks near Viesnīca “Latvija”

A tribute to the 'shocking' Latvian artist Kārlis Padegs, capturing his bohemian spirit and unique perspective on urban life in Riga.

Explore the haunting history of KGB operations in Latvia at The Corner House, a must-visit museum in Riga for history lovers.

Escape to Riga's green oasis: Bastejkalna Park, a historic haven with scenic paths, tranquil canals, and iconic monuments.

Discover Riga's Art Nouveau masterpiece: Alberta Iela 2a, a stunning architectural gem by Mikhail Eisenstein in the heart of the city's Central District.

Honoring George Armitstead, the visionary mayor who transformed Riga into a modern European city. A tribute to leadership and progress.

A modern stainless steel sculpture honoring the legendary Latvian ballet dancer Māris Liepa near the Latvian National Opera in Riga.

Explore the iconic Laima Clock in Riga, a symbol of Latvian culture and heritage, blending history with the vibrant energy of this beautiful city.

Experience the rich biodiversity of Latvia at the Latvian Museum of Natural History, a captivating tourist attraction in Riga.

Discover Latvia's heritage through vibrant art! The Coats of Arms of Latvian Municipalities Mural in Riga showcases the unique symbols of its municipalities.

Experience a taste of Soviet-era nostalgia with traditional Latvian cuisine at Gauja, a unique restaurant in Riga's Central District.

Experience Riga's Art Nouveau masterpiece at Alberta iela 8, where architectural splendor and historical significance converge.

A red granite footprint in Riga's Old Town commemorates the Baltic Way, a peaceful protest for Baltic independence and unity in 1989.

Explore Riga's medieval past at the Powder Tower, a historic fortification and home to the Latvian War Museum.

Explore Latvia's military past at the War Museum in Riga's historic Powder Tower. Free entry!

Explore Riga's architectural gem: a UNESCO-listed district with a stunning collection of Art Nouveau buildings and captivating facades.

Experience Riga's Art Nouveau splendor at Alberta iela 13, a masterpiece of early 20th-century architecture and design.

Explore Riga's Art Nouveau gem: Immerse yourself in early 20th-century elegance at the Art Nouveau Center on Alberta Street.

A tribute to Latvian writer and educator Sudrabu Edžus, located in Riga's Central District.

Discover Riga's iconic Cat House: a blend of Art Nouveau architecture and whimsical legends in the heart of Old Town.

Explore Latvia's cultural heritage at the UNESCO Latvijas Nacionalas komisijas sekretariats, a symbol of national pride and preservation in Riga's Central District.

Escape to Riga's heart: Discover lush landscapes, rich history, and tranquil beauty at Kronvalda Park, a serene urban oasis.

Witness Latvian history and culture come alive on stage at the architecturally stunning Latvian National Theatre in Riga.

Explore Riga's history at the Swedish Gate, the city's only remaining medieval gate, surrounded by Old Town's charm and legends.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Līvu Square, Riga's bustling town square filled with history, culture, and delightful cafes.

A modern architectural landmark in Riga's central district, offering a unique visual experience by the City Canal.

A whimsical and reflective art installation in Riga's Central District, perfect for art lovers and unique photo opportunities.

Explore Kalēju iela 3 in Riga, a stunning architectural masterpiece that showcases the city’s rich history and vibrant culture.

A powerful symbol of Latvia's struggle for independence, commemorating the courage and unity of its people during the Barricades of 1991.

Discover the serene Chinese Pagoda in Riga's Kronvalda Parks, a symbol of cultural harmony and architectural beauty.

Explore the heart of Latvian democracy at the Saeima, a historic parliament building in Riga's central district. Guided tours available.

Explore Riga's St. John's Church: A historic Lutheran gem with Gothic architecture, serene interiors, and a captivating legend in the heart of Old Town.

A beloved fairy tale sculpture in Riga's Old Town, symbolizing freedom and friendship between sister cities.

Commemorating Riga's UNESCO recognition for its well-preserved medieval center and outstanding Art Nouveau architecture.