Itinerary

Based on the original 14th century construction and an architectural treasure of Riga, this stunning building eventually became home to a society unique to Latvia and Estonia.

The Occupation Museum is an unusual blocky design, the imposing black exterior a stark contrast to the surrounding buildings of the square,and is a controversial eyesore to many natives

One of the oldest churches in the Baltic region, St. Peter’s boastsmore than 800 years of history, and remains a central landmark of thecity with a tower that dominates the skyline.

National Opera House is one of the first buildings to receive a grand makeover after the country gained independence, this splendid structure is now home to the Latv ian National Opera and Latvian National Ballet as well as their orchestras, with a history that dates back to the late 1700s.

Situated at the center of Riga and entrance to the Old Town, the Freedom Monument, often referred to as Latvia’s Statue of Liberty, is an important national landmark

Dating back to the late 17th century, the archway has until recently boasted the title of last surviving gate from what was once the defensive structures of the Old Town, named in honor of the city’s Swedish occupation

Riga Castle was first established in the 14th century and utilized by the ruling authorities of the city ever since