Freedom Monument in Riga
Freedom Monument in Riga Freedom Monument in Riga – a symbol of freedom and independence of Latvia, in memory of those who gave their lives for their country during the…
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Gauja National Park
Gauja National Park Gauja National Park is Latvia’s oldest and largest nature reserve, located in the Gauja Valley. The park was established in 1973. It occupies 90 thousand hectares and…
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Riga Castle Riga Castle is a medieval structure located in the heart of Old Riga. Ancient bas-reliefs, powerful towers, spacious halls and mysterious dungeons – this is how the building…
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Gutman’s Cave Gutman’s Cave is the largest, most legendary and visited cave in the Baltics. It is located near the Gauja River, near the Latvian town of Sigulda. The picturesque…
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Riga Cathedral Riga Dome Cathedral is one of the symbols of the capital of Latvia. The doors of the majestic ancient temple are open to believers and music lovers. The…
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Powder Tower of Riga Powder Tower of Riga is the only fragment of the powerful fortifications preserved since the Middle Ages. The tower is 26 meters high and its diameter…
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Temple of Confucius Temple of Confucius is a temple complex in Beijing dedicated to the great philosopher Confucius. . When the Mongols conquered China, it was only after a considerable…
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Jade Buddha Temple in Shanghai Jade Buddha Temple (or as it is more commonly called in China, Yuifosa Temple) is the abode of 70 monks in northwest Shanghai, as well…
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Simeiz Simeiz is a Black Sea village of urban type, located at the foot of Mount Koshka and is part of the Big Yalta. Surrounded by mountains and drowning in…
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Mencendorfa House Mencendorfa House is a branch of the Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation. The building is located at 18 Grecinieku Street. Today’s architectural monument was originally…
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