Bastion Hill of Riga
Bastion Hill Park in Riga Riga’s Bastion Hill is a picturesque green park located in the Central District of the Latvian capital. The quiet park zone is very popular with…
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Museum of the Occupation of Latvia
Museum of the Occupation of Latvia Museum of the Occupation of Latvia is dedicated to the 50-year domination of the totalitarian regime during the occupation of the country until its…
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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 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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St. Peter’s Church in Riga St. Peter’s Church in Riga is the oldest religious building in the city and one of the visiting cards of the Latvian capital. The temple…
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Turaida Castle Turaida Castle is a fortress in Latvia, which is only 13 years younger than Riga. It was once home to the Livonian Order, the bishop’s residence and a…
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