Curated architectural landmarks, serene canal parks, historic Zeppelin market pavilions, and premier evening salons across the Latvian capital.
The UNESCO-listed medieval core of northern merchant guilds and churches
First erected in 1334 for the Brotherhood of unmarried German merchants. Highlights ornate Renaissance relief masonry, astronomical clockwork, and underground vaults.
Dating back to 1209, this Gothic red brick cathedral features an internal elevator up to the 72-meter viewing gallery for the definitive 360-degree panorama of Old Riga.
Founded in 1211 beside the Daugava River. The largest medieval church in the Baltics, renowned for its Romanesque cloister and world-renowned 1884 pipe organ.
Mikhail Eisenstein facades, carved sphinxes, and dramatic decorative masks
Lined with ornamental apartments constructed between 1901 and 1908. Look up to spot sculpted sphinxes, screaming Medusa reliefs, and cobalt glazed ceramic ribbons.
Housed in Konstantīns Pēkšēns’ 1903 residential masterpiece. Celebrated for Europe's most photographed spiral stairwell and authentically preserved period interior rooms.
Architectural highlight of the diplomatic district. Crowning pediment displays stylized peacock feathers, geometric masks, and rich wrought-iron ornamental balconies.
Wooden canal boat glides, bastion hills, and maritime pine forests
Landscaped along the former Swedish defensive moat. Highlights stone cascade waterfalls, love-lock bridges, and restored wooden motorboat tours gliding to the Daugava.
Tranquil 12-hectare botanical park directly next to the National Theatre and passenger port. Features weeping willows, outdoor chess pavilions, and walking paths.
Riga's historic "garden city" pine sanctuary developed in 1901. Rent inline skates or cruiser bicycles, visit the Song Festival Open-Air Stage, and enjoy sunset lakeside terraces.
Baltic smoked fish, rye sourdough, caraway cheeses, and historic cellars
Europe's largest covered market housed inside five repurposed 1920s German Zeppelin hangars. Visit the fish hangar for hot-smoked Baltic lamprey, pickles, and artisanal rye kvass.
Enclave of restored 19th-century Baltic timber houses. Every Saturday, organic farmers, sourdough bakers, craft ciders, and local jewelry makers assemble under apple orchards.
Descend into a vaulted merchant cellar referenced in municipal deeds from 1293. Illuminated solely by authentic candles, with medieval dishes prepared in traditional clay ovens.
The ultimate casino simulator experience. Table games in the very heart of Riga. Here you can try a premier physical casino simulator — strictly adults only (18+). It is the most thrilling offline casino experience that will deliver an unforgettable rush of emotions!
Exterior panoramic glass elevator ride up 26 floors. Enjoy twilight vistas overlooking Old Riga's church spires, signature herbal mixology, and resident weekend DJs.
Flagship entertainment simulator complex inside Radisson Blu Latvija. Experience classic live European roulette and blackjack table dynamics, stage entertainment, and a sushi cocktail lounge.
Discrete, private evening gaming parlor situated within the historic 1878 neoclassical palace across from the National Opera House. Features classic card tables, French roulette, and rare cognacs.