• Art Nouveau Riga - Art Nouveau, a unique art style from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is considered the precursor to modern architecture. Riga is renowned as a hub for Art Nouveau.
• Central Market (Centraltirgus) - Located in the center of Riga, just a short distance from Old Town along the River Daugava, near the Riga International Bus Terminal and Central Railway Station, Riga Central Market is one of the largest and most frequented markets in Eastern Europe, attracting 80,000-100,000 visitors daily.
• House Of The Black Heads - Situated in the heart of Old Riga, the House of the Black Heads is a magnificent, regal, and astonishing landmark.
• Freedom Monument - Standing as Riga’s central landmark for nearly a century, the Freedom Monument is a 42.7-meter-tall granite and copper masterpiece symbolizing Latvia’s quest for freedom and independence. The woman atop the monument holds three golden stars, representing Latvia’s historical regions: Kurzeme, Vidzeme, and Latgale.
• Latvian National Museum Of Art - As the nation’s premier art repository, the Latvian National Museum of Art reopened in May 2016, featuring modern upgrades while preserving its majestic historical beauty.
• National Library of Latvia - Located just across the bridge from Old Town on the left bank of the Daugava, the National Library, known as the Castle of Light, is a remarkable and culturally significant structure.
• Latvian National Opera - Known as Riga’s White House, the Latvian National Opera and Ballet on Aspazijas bulvāris opened in 1923. It presents an average of six new productions annually, balancing opera and ballet, with over 200 performances and several symphonic and chamber music concerts each season.
• Academie des sciences de Lettonie - The observation deck at the Latvian Academy of Sciences offers breathtaking views of Riga’s Old Town and the Daugava River from its 17th-floor balcony, 65 meters high.
• St. Peter’s Church - Dominating the cityscape with its towering spire, St. Peter’s Church is one of the oldest and most significant examples of monumental architecture from the Middle Ages in the Baltic States. It is the tallest church in Riga and a prime example of 13th-century Gothic style.
• St. John’s Church - As the oldest place of worship in Riga, St. John’s Church was originally the chapel of a Dominican monastery in the 13th century. After several reconstructions, it acquired its current Gothic appearance around 1500, featuring a high pediment, span roof, and small tower.
• Livu Square - Once the site of the Riga River, a shipping route for Latvian grain until the 16th century, Livu Square now features pavement that wears away the shoes of countless visitors, with beautiful flower beds serving as a reminder of its past.
• Riga Castle - Standing on the right bank of the River Daugava for over 700 years, Riga Castle has witnessed destruction, various rulers, and wars. Today, it serves as the residence of the President of Latvia.
• Three Brothers - The oldest residential complex in Riga, constructed in the 15th century.
• Swedish Gate (Zviedru Varti) - The Swedish Gate is the only remaining gate of the original eight in Riga’s fortification wall.
• Powder Tower - Originally known as the Sand Tower, this is one of the towers from medieval Riga’s fortification wall.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• On-board WiFi
• All Fees and Taxes
• Bottled water
• English speaking driver/guide
• Transport by air-conditioned car or minivan

• Foods and drinks
• Gratuities
• Museum entrances

First, choose your preferred mode of transportation – a passenger car or a minivan. Your journey will begin by traversing Riga’s main boulevards leading to the Art Nouveau district. Here, you will explore one of the world’s largest and most wonderfully preserved compilations of Art Nouveau architecture. From there, the excursion will proceed to the Riga Central Market. Along the route, you will have the pleasure of witnessing City Canal parks, the Fine Arts Museum, the Freedom Monument, and the bridges crossing the Daugava River. Upon reaching Riga Central Market, you will be delighted by the variety of traditional foods typical to the region.

Secondly, you will have the chance to disembark from your vehicle and carry on with a walking tour in Riga’s Old Town. Discover well-known landmarks such as St. Peter’s Church, St. Jacobs Church, Dom Square, and St. Dom Cathedral. You will be privy to the secrets of the Cat House and Town Hall Square boasts the stunning and sophisticated Blackheads House.

• Please bring your walking shoes
• Coffee stops and detours can be arranged
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.